(ATLANTIC CITY, NJ) -- This summer is filled with great tours featuring multiple acts sharing a bill. The Rock & Roll Express Tour, featuring 3 Doors Down, Collective Soul, and Soul Asylum, continues that trend. With more than 30 million albums sold, 18 million digital single sales, billions of streams and 12 iconic hits combined, the tour will light up stages across 36 cities this summer. The tour includes two shows in the Garden State: Saturday, August 11th at PNC Bank Arts Center (Holmdel) and Sunday, August 19th at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa (Atlantic City). Note: Soul Asylum is not on the bill for the Borgata show.
Grammy Award®-nominated multi-Platinum Mississippi rock band 3 Doors Down has been captivating audiences around the world for nearly two decades. With 20 million albums sold globally, their success has been fueled by hits including "Kryptonite," "When I'm Gone," "Here Without You," and "It's Not My Time." Â
Collective Soul rose to international fame in 1993 with the rock anthem "Shine." The multi-Platinum quintet has a catalog of #1 hits under their belts that has helped shape and define alternative rock. They've sold over 20 million records worldwide and continue to average over one million Spotify streams per month. They were inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 2009. The band's latest live album, LIVE, was released December 8, 2017 on Suretone Records.
Collective Soul will also perform at 3 Doors Down's 15th Annual "The Better Life Foundation Concert" this fall. The event will take place at Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort in Cherokee, NC for the third year in a row on October 27th. To date, The Better Life Foundation has donated over $3 Million dollars to veterans, children, women's and humanitarian relief efforts domestically and around the globe.
Grammy Award®-winning rock band Soul Asylum garnered multi-platinum success with their commercial breakthrough albums 1992's 'Grave Dancers Union' (3x platinum) and 1995's 'Let Your Dim Light Shine' (1x platinum). 'Grave Dancers Union' featured the international hit "Runaway Train," which won a 1994 Grammy as Best Rock Song while 'Let Your Dim Light Shine' spawned the hit "Misery." Â
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