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Chris Cornell?s portfolio boasts of three major grunge act association, Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog and Audioslave. Additionally he made solo efforts comprising numerous collaborations. Chris Cornell has earned groundbreaking record sales of twenty one million albums. Critical and general acclaim came to Cornell quiet early as the front man of Seattle?s symbolic grunge band Soundgarden. Four of the band?s albums Louder Than Love, Badmotorfinger, Superunknown and Down on the Upside projected Cornell as a maestro of rock inspiration that was profoundly grunge. Mega hits from these albums; Black Hole Sun, 4th of July, Burden in My Hand, Superunknown only to name a few, became his claim to fame. Striving and surviving in the presence of contemporaries like Pearl jam and Nirvana the band became the most successful rock band of the nineties.

Chris Cornell outshined as a vocalist, songwriter and composer from the very beginning. As a part of the 1990?s Temple of the Dog project, he presented tributes to legendary rock acts Jimmi Hendrix and Mother Love Bone. All very fresh to hear, Chris Cornell possessed a voice and style that was far more than promising. After the end of Soundgarden in 1997, Chris Cornell created his first solo effort Euphoria Morning. He crafted this 1999 release by transcending into a new dimension of heavy vocals and intense lyrics. Mission from the album became a part of Mission Impossible 2?s OST. This marked his entry to mainstream commercial music.

Chris Cornell teamed up with Rage Against Machine to collaborate on a couple of singles. The most enthusiastic appraisal and positive critical reviews lead Cornell to the formation of Audioslave. A hybrid of Cornell and former Rage Against the Machine members, this super band brought Chris Cornell under the spotlight. Audioslave (2002) came and became a monster hit earning multiple RIAA platinum certifications; Out of Exile (2005) was not behind, it topped the Billboard charts leaving aisle for Revelations (2006), the next multi-platinum hit. Audioslave disbanded in 2007 and Chris Cornell resorted once again to a solo career.

As a solo artist Cornell began with the unexpected but brilliantly sung album Carry On (2006). The album featured Cornell?s favorite covers and compositions that became fan favorites too. Michael Jackson's Billy Jean and You Know My Name from Casino Royale?s OST along with other acoustics and renditions songs from the Soundgarden and Audioslave years reigned successfully. Ground Zero and Watch Out released in 2007 and presented Chris Cornell?s new infatuation, fusing digital studio effects. They became a prominent and dominant feature of Chris Cornell?s third solo release Scream (2009). The album proved to be a high dose of heavy synthetic drumming coupled with R&B tunes. It was taken well by commercial mainstream critics; however, it was difficult and confusing for Cornell fan to absorb. Chris Cornell?s 2011 release of his first acoustic album, Songbook brings two EPs of illustrious acoustic songs of his career. New songs like Doesn?t Remind Me and All Night Thing along with surprising Soundgarden singles like, Fell on Black Days bring back Cornell in a brand new alternative setting.

Chris Cornell tickets present this iconic star in a performance fueled with the live sound that is simply unforgettable. Live, plugged or unplugged his shows are full of surprises. His new and old songs come across as familiar but refined or raw as per Cornell?s liking. Chris Cornell tickets put on a show loaded with up close personal experiences for his fans. Cornell conducts such an event in a mesmerizing fashion; involving audiences via interactive sessions or inviting them for song requests. Promising the best of his songs to thousands of fans, he leaves them longing and anticipating his live shows for years. Chris Cornell tickets offer a chance to be a part of a Chris Cornell Tour once again!