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Never Shout Never currently holds the position #3082 with 258 concerts, popularity of 46% and 600 395 followers

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On average, Never Shout Never performs 12 songs during their shows
Artist
Never Shout Never
Genres
neon pop punk pop punk
Start At
2007
City
United States Joplin, United States
Biography
Never Shout Never is an American powerpop band from Joplin, Missouri, originally formed in 2007 as a solo project by musician Christofer Drew Ingle (born February 11, 1991). Drew showed the world that with the help of MySpace and great word of mouth, anyone with worthwhile work ethic and talent can start a monumental snowball effect towards success. After recording an EP by himself in his basement, NeverShoutNever! became an instant online success story, averaging over 40,000 online plays a day, and headlining shows throughout the Midwest.
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Concerts
258
102 events with setlists
Songs
55
12 songs x concert
Tours
23
Tours so far
Festivals
69
Festivals
Encores
28.43%
29 concerts
Duration
28:52
28 minutes, 52 seconds

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Never Shout Never have performed covers in 35 out of their 258 shows, giving you a 34.31% chance to enjoy these unique versions, from artists like Bob Dylan, The Beatles, The White Stripes, John Prine and John Lennon