Avril Lavigne Biography
Avril Lavigne BiographyQuick Facts
Birthday: September 27, 1984
Nationality: Canadian, French
Famous: School Dropouts Child Prodigies
Also Known As: Avril Ramona Lavigne
Sun Sign: Libra
Age: 34 Years
Born Country: Canada
Born In: Belleville
Height: 1.55 M
Spouse/Ex-: Deryck Whibley
Father: John Lavigne
Mother: Judy Lavigne
Siblings: Matthew Lavigne, Michelle Lavigne
Personality: ISFP
Net Worth: $50 Million
Avril Lavigne arrived at the care center at a very young age and was signed by Arista's records when she turned 16. His dirty pop-rock sound attracted teenagers from all over the world. The skater-girl combat pants and her unique look made her extremely popular among American teenagers, who partnered with her. Best known for mixing Rock, Punk and a rebellious style, she appeared on stage along with Shania Twain as part of an awards ceremony and drew attention. He also caught the attention of Peter Zizzo, an American composer / producer with his home video that featured his sung karaoke. After his invitation, this young talent joined him on a journey of writing songs to New York. Lavigne's musical career was catapulted with her debut album "Let Go" and she established herself successfully in the world of music with her brilliant performance. She gained great popularity and was therefore signed by Arista Records. This proved to be a great boost for his musical career, and soon he was followed by massive appreciation and his dream of becoming a musical sensation was in sight. She enchanted the music-loving public with her second album "Under My Skin," which topped the US chart. With his third album 'The Best Damn Thing', he showed that he was here to stay and established his name with incredible results.
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Born in Belleville, Ontario, Avril Ramona Lavigne grew up in the small town of Nappanee, Ontario, Canada.
His French-Canadian parents John and Judy were devout Baptists. She was exposed to music at the age of two through the songs of her mother's church.
Until the age of 12, she was only a singer, but soon began to teach herself guitar and also wrote lines that eventually became songs.
In 1998, Lavigne tested success for the first time, won a singing contest and appeared on stage, as part of her award, alongside Shania Twain in the Canadian capital, Ottawa.
In 1999, she was discovered by Cliff Fabri, who eventually became her first professional manager, while performing at a bookstore in Kingston, Ontario.
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CareerIn June of 2002, "Let Go", his first album was released and presented in the no. 2 on the US Billboard 200 and peaked on music charts in the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
In 2004, he came out with his second album "Under My Skin". He wrote most of the songs with Canadian singer and songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk.
In 2005, he began his first world tour, entitled "Bonez Tour", during which he performed in almost all continents throughout the year.
In 2006, she sang her song "Who Knows" at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in Turin.
In 2007, he released his third album "The Best Damn Thing." The single 'Girlfriend' of the album gained great popularity and shook the lists of music, reaching a maximum of no. 1 on the US card.
Hardworking and intelligent, she knew that world tours would increase her visibility and popularity. In 2008, he made his second world tour "The Best Damn Tour" to promote his album.
In March of 2011, their fourth album, "Goodbye Lullaby", was released by RCA records. The songs of this album were written mainly by her during her adolescence.
Over the course of her four albums, Lavigne scored a series of international hits: 'Complicated', 'Sk8er Boi', 'I'm With You', 'Losing Grip', 'Do not Tell Me', 'My Happy Finishing' ',' Nobody's Home ',' Keep Holding On ',' Girlfriend ',' When You're Gone ',' Hot 'and' The Best Damn Thing '.
"Girlfriend" had its share of controversy and its co-writer and record label were sued by composers James Gangwer and Tommy Dunbar. They claimed that "Girlfriend" had taken their tune from their own song released in 1979, "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend". The case was finally settled outside the court.
The single of its very spoken on the fifth homonymous album, "Here's to never grow grow", was sent in 2013.
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Her first single, 'Complicated', brought her to fame and gained a great appreciation from critics. It reached the number one spot in Australia and was the best-selling Canadian single of 2002.
'Girlfriend', the single from her album 'The Best Damn Thing', was proclaimed as the most downloaded song in the world in 2007 by 'The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry'. It continued selling more than 7 million copies, with all the versions recorded in several languages.
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ASCAP Film And Television Music Awards
| 2004 | Most Performed Song from a Motion Picture | Bruce Almighty (2003) |
MTV Video Music Awards
| 2002 | Best New Artist in a Video | Avril Lavigne: Complicated (2002) |
