Daughtry Concert Draws Plenty of Fans and the Singer's Own Parents
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Updated: 5:22 PM Nov 21, 2009
Daughtry Concert Draws Plenty of Fans and the Singer's Own Parents
Chris Daughtry is a local guy turned rock star. He attended high school in Fluvanna County and learned how to play guitar in Charlottesville. His parents still live in Fluvanna and came to John Paul Jones Arena to see their famous son play.
Posted: 11:52 PM Nov 20, 2009
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Friday November 20, 2009

Chris Daughtry returned to the place where he formed his first band and received his first guitar Friday night. He played in Charlottesville at John Paul Jones Arena.

Over 6,000 fans filled the arena. But no one was more proud than his parents, Pete and Sandra Daughtry, who were in attendance.

"We're excited," Sandra says. "It's been a long time since he's been back in Charlottesville."

Chris is the Daughtry's youngest son. They say in high school, Chris was artistic and loved theatre. But once Pete Daughtry gave Chris a first guitar and taught him a few chords, Chris then practiced non-stop.

Chris Daughtry first found success on American Idol and is now on a Worldwide tour. However, his parents say that he's still the "same old Chris."

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Posted by: Elyse Garrett Location: crawfordsville,IN on Nov 21, 2009 at 05:24 PM

that's it??? that's the best you could do?? c'mon! and that's the best picture?? that is from AI! all the pics floating around out there, you could have found a more recent one!! the home town guy-recently named 1 of People's sexiest men-deserves better!!
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