I'm telling them if they don't believe the fans, take a look at the tour reviews!
And, of course I have to throw in a couple of my favorite pics
CHRIS DAUGHTRY AI TOUR REVIEWS 2006
“Daughtry proved that he's by far the most talented performer in Idol history.
He sent the throngs into a frenzy with a thunderous cover of Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love. The guy can flat-out sing, and his unique heavy-metal wail has a cool trilly effect that sets him apart.â€
By Sean Daly- Petersburg Times - August 7, 2006
“Returning from intermission is a real treat, as Chris Daughtry takes the stage. He begins his set with “Whole Lotta Love†and moves smoothly into “Wanted Dead or Alive,†which is now Chris Daughtry’s signature song. I enjoyed the way he involved the crowd, by asking us to sing the chorus, and he seemed to be totally enjoying himself.
I have read someone describe Chris as having “rock-god pipes.†I have to agree;
he is a true star in the making (and he’s even hotter in person, ladies). After performing “Renegade,†Chris begins the opening of “Savin’ Me†and is joined on stage by Elliott Yamin for a duet. This duet is far and away one of the best of the entire show…..â€
By Shirley Kennedy - The National Ledger - August 10, 2006
“Most likely to succeed: Based on audience feedback, fourth-place finisher Chris Daughtry may be poised for the biggest post-Idol career.
It doesn't hurt that the guy is sex on a stick -- parents should probably cover the wee ones' ears and eyes during his cover of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" -- but he's also the most polished, confident performer of the bunch. His "Wanted Dead or Alive" was a tasty slice of arena rock, and his duet with Elliott Yamin on Nickelback's "Savin' Me" was the night's best (and I'm not even a fan of the original).â€
By Michael Slezak - EW.com – July 14, 2006
“But their screeches crescendoed into the eardrum-shattering range in the second half, which kicked off with doleful rocker Chris Daughtry, the man many thought should have won the top title. He delivered “Whole Lotta Love,†“Wanted Dead or Alive†and “Renegade†with
his signature combination of fire and feeling. ……. Yamin/Daughtry duet was a polished performance that launched the show to new heights.â€
By Nancy Sheehan - Telegram & Gazette Staff (Worchester, NY) - July 8, 2006
“Daughtry's got a great voice, abundant charisma and a compelling personality, ……, roared magnificently on Styx's "Renegade" and Bon Jovi's "Dead or Alive." He and Elliott Yamin provided the best duet of the night with a Nickelback tune….â€
By Steve Barnes - Times Union (Albany, NY) - July 12, 2006
“….Rolling through Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead or Alive" and Styx's "Renegade"
with an icy cool confidence, Daughtry was at ease on stage and managed to deliver the goods vocally.
His rocker poses seemed unforced and natural..â€By Adam Graham - Detroit News Pop Music Writer – August 17, 2006
“As the red footlights dimmed, fourth-place finisher Chris Daughtry, who many felt deserved to win,
put his rock-god pipes to good use with a driving, powerful rendition of Led Zepplin’s “Whole Lotta Love†and played an acoustic guitar during an equally excellent version of Bon Jovi’s “Wanted Dead or Alive.â€â€
By Colin McEvoy - The Vault with The Patriot-News - July 12, 2006