September 22, 2015 — Chris Cornell stopped by Sirius XM to perform a stripped-down cover of Prince's classic ballad "Nothing Compares 2 U." Watch the clip Below.
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Chris Cornell's new album Higher Truth is out now via Universal Music Enterprises and available HERE. Catch him on his Higher Truth acoustic tour now. Live dates can be found below.
Chris Cornell 2015 Solo Acoustic Tour Dates :
09/23/15 in Santa Barbara, CA at Granada Theatre
09/24/15 in Santa Rosa, CA at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts
09/26/15 in Oakland, CA at Paramount Theater
09/27/15 in Modesto, CA at Gallo Center for the Arts
09/29/15 in Seattle, WA at Benaroya Hall
09/30/15 in Vancouver, BC at Orpheum Theatre
10/02/15 in Denver, CO at Paramount Theatre
10/03/15 in Salina, KS at Stifel Theatre for the Performing Arts
10/05/15 in Minneapolis, MN at State Theatre
10/06/15 in Chicago, IL at Chicago Theatre
10/08/15 in Lakewood, OH at Lakewood Civic Auditorium
10/09/15 in Toronto, ON at Massey Hall
10/11/15 in Buffalo, NY at University at Buffalo Center for the Arts
10/12/15 in New Brunswick, NJ at State Theatre
10/14/15 in N. Bethesda, MD at Strathmore Music Theatre
10/15/15 in Philadelphia, PA at Merriam Theater
10/17/15 in Wilkes Barre, PA at Kirby Center for the Performing Arts
10/18/15 in New York, NY at Beacon Theatre
10/19/15 in New York, NY at Beacon Theatre
10/21/15 in Boston, MA at Shubert Theater
10/23/15 in Wilmington, DE at Grand Opera House
10/24/15 in York, PA at Strand Capitol Perf. Arts Ctr
10/26/15 in Atlanta, GA at Atlanta Symphony Hall
10/27/15 in Nashville, TN at Ryman Auditorium
10/29/15 in Miami, FL at The Knight Concert Hall
10/30/15 in St. Petersburg, FL at Mahaffey Theater
11/01/15 in Dallas, TX at The Majestic Theatre
11/02/15 in Austin, TX at ACL Live @ The Moody Theater
11/04/15 in Phoenix, AZ at Orpheum Theatre
ABOUT CHRIS CORNELL: Chris Cornell is a modern icon who transcends genre. He was the chief architect of the 90s grunge movement and remains one of the most iconic rock voices of all time. Achieving multi-platinum success with three legendary bands selling over 30 million records worldwide - he has forged his own unique identity over three decades as a Grammy award-winning, Golden Globe nominated singer, songwriter, guitarist, composer and lyricist. His career began with Seattle trailblazers Soundgarden, whose wild soundscapes combined visceral punk attitude with artistic depth. Powerfully original, they were the first of their generation of Seattle bands to sign to a major label in 1989 and their work continued to evolve over the course of seven groundbreaking albums. Soundgarden made a historic return to the live stage in 2010 and have since toured the world, releasing the all-new studio album, KING ANIMAL, to widespread acclaim.
Cornell has continually redefined his sound and vision. In 1990, side project Temple of the Dog saw him experiment with a more soulful style alongside the future members of Pearl Jam. Later in the decade, his critically acclaimed solo album EUPHORIA MORNING combined lush melody and instrumentation with lyrics which spoke of alienation and despair. And as the millennium turned, he joined with three other musical pioneers from Rage Against the Machine to create supergroup Audioslave. The multi-platinum band released three albums and toured stadiums around the world, becoming the first American rock group to perform a massive free concert in Castro's Cuba. Cornell has also collaborated with many different artists, most recently the Zac Brown Band on their single "Heavy Is The Head", which peaked at #1 on rock radio in the US.
His soundtrack work has spanned both big budget and independent cinema. He was the first male American artist to write and perform the theme song for a James Bond movie ("You Know My Name" for Casino Royale). With Soundgarden, he wrote the end title song "Live To Rise" for The Avengers, the 3rd highest grossing film of all time. He duetted with Joy Williams on his song "Misery Chain" which appeared on the soundtrack of the Oscar-winning 12 Years A Slave andhis song "The Keeper" from Marc Forster's Machine Gun Preacher was nominated for a Golden Globe in 2012.
Cornell's recent solo acoustic 'Songbook' tour attracted sellout crowds and critical acclaim worldwide. Jim Farber of the New York Daily News observed, "sometimes you don't recognize the full power of a voice until you strip everything away from it." The tour's reinterpretations of classic Cornell songs are featured on his 2011 live album of the same name.
Cornell will reissue his first solo album Euphoria Mourning (with original title) on August 14th. The album will be remastered and re-released for vinyl for the first time.
Cornell has also become involved in philanthropy, using music to support causes that help foster change. The Chris and Vicky Cornell Foundation is currently raising funds and partnering with charitable organizations to mobilize support for children facing problems including homelessness, poverty, abuse and neglect.
