3 Doors Down Were Post-Grunge Hitmakers. But the Band Couldn’t Outrun Tragedy
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On a warm afternoon in May 2001, newly minted rock star Brad Arnold stepped onto the stage at Washington, D.C.’s RFK Stadium to an estimated crowd of 60,000 people. Wearing a fitted black Led Zeppelin T-shirt and jeans, he grabbed the microphone stand as his bandmates in 3 Doors Down churned into the riffy single “Duck and Run,” the post-grunge band’s third straight No. 1 Mainstream Rock radio hit. But backstage after their set at HFStival — which also featured upstarts Coldplay and Linkin Park,
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