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Six months after earning its first #1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with “Artificial,” Daughtry has returned to the top with “Pieces” (chart dated September 7th).
The song is on Daughety’s upcoming EP “Shock To The System (Part One),” which will drop September 27th.
“Artificial” was Daughtry’s first #1 following 17 years of Mainstream Rock Airplay appearances (dating back to ’07’s “It’s Not Over.” It only took a few months for the band to do it again.
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