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Avril Ramona Lavigne (Avril Ramona Lavigne) is a Canadian pop singer, songwriter and actor who is famous as a "skateboard kid" and likes to wear Converse canvas shoes!

Iconic:

Avril's definition of music, fashion, personality and sex appeal is widely accepted and imitated by young people, and she is the leader.

Credible:

Avril is a rare artist who combines singing, creation and performance. She is full of passion and vitality.

Cosmopolitan:

Avril’s appeal transcends age, gender, geographical and cultural boundaries.

Attitude:

Positive and optimistic, but no one is perfect, so sometimes you may feel depressed.

Originally Avril's first album "Let go" was titled "Anything but ordinary" "Complicated" and was recorded after only three auditions.

Among them, the "My world" part The lyrics were composed by Avril when he was in algebra class.

Avril wears his watch with his right hand.

Avril often says "I'm not asking for rebellion (punk)"

Joined the ice hockey team at the age of 10.

First solo performance: 14 years old

Started learning guitar: 12 years old - her father's 6-string Guitar

Avril likes to compose music with acoustic guitar, but prefers to perform with electric guitar.

Avril attends middle school "Napanee District Secondary School".

Avril doesn't like fans Imitate her clothes.

Avril loves opening presents.

Avril hopes to have a dragon tattoo on her back or left hand.

Avril is not only Good at singing and art.

Avril likes stars - like the ones on her official website.

Avril has asthma.

Avril was Create a limerick "oops! i screwed my record producer again" (adapted from the song "oops! i did it again")

Avril doesn't like (hate) the piano. When her family asked her to learn When playing the piano, she said, "No! The piano is too feminine! What I want to play is rock music...FxxK the piano."

Avril is not very good at computers. Every time she goes online I have to ask Evan for help.

He sang a personal hymn in church for the first time at the age of 14: "Near the Heart of God".

Avril had already learned to sign when he was a child, "because I know I must I will become famous, and I can sign super fast now."

Avril is afraid of flying.

Avril once fell from a tree and broke his foot.

< p> Avril was not a popular girl in middle school.

Avril teased a male classmate that girls couldn't catch fish. Later, it was discovered that she and a large group of girls caught 78 fish at the lake.

Avril doesn't like to be a "follower" of trends. She wears the clothes and accessories she likes.

Avril doesn't make trouble all the time. She respects others very much and is on stage. Yes.

Eminem, Justin Timberlake, Pink and Fred Durst are all fans of Avril.

Avril taught himself how to skate when he was 14 years old.

Avril likes to play in Singing in the car is like in "Sk8er boi". "I've been doing this since I was a kid, and I always got scolded afterward."

Avril likes to wear black and white striped socks.< /p>

Early life (1984-2000)

Avril Lavigne is a Canadian Catholic of French descent, John Lavigne (father) and Judy Lavigne (mother) in Ontario (Ontario) Belleville gave birth to Avril Lavigne. When Avril was five years old, her family moved to Napanee, Ontario, where she sang in a choir and taught herself guitar at the age of twelve.

Avril's singing and acting talents were discovered by her first manager, Cliff Fabri, while she was singing country songs at a Chapters bookstore chain in Kingston, Ontario.

During a performance at the Lennox Community Theater, Avril was spotted by local country singer Steve Medd, who invited her to sing his song Touch The Sky (included on his 1999 album Quinte Spirit), and Avril later sang for him. The subsequent album My Window To You (released in 2000) sang Temple Of Life and Two Rivers.

Path to Stardom: Let Go (2001-2003)

At age 16, Ken Krongard, Arista Records’ Artist & Repertoire (A&R) representative Sign up with her. Ken Krongard took Lavigne to a recording studio in New York City to record, and invited his boss, Antonio "L.A." Reid, one of Arista's top executives, to hear her sing. Antonio "L.A." Reid recognized Lavigne's musical talent and allowed her to complete her first album.

"Let Go" (2002) has been reported as: "Early songs were written for her but she was not satisfied. Eventually Lavigne moved to Los Angeles, California (Los Angeles) to work with Clif Magness and songwriting She co-wrote the album with The Matrix, and she also worked with Sheena Easton and Christine. She said that her first album "Let Go" was a pop album with "a few rock songs". music (POP) album and expressed a desire to write more rock songs. Arista released the album on June 4, 2002 in the United States, where it peaked at No. 2 and No. 1 in Australia, Canada and the UK (making Lavigne the young female artist's UK first album). The album was certified four times platinum by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association) in less than six months and had sold fifteen million copies worldwide by December 2004.

All four singles were released with great results. "Complicated" reached No. 1 in Australia and No. 2 on the U.S. Hot 100, becoming the best-selling single in Canada in 2002. "Sk8er Boi" reached the top ten in the United States and was a number one in Australia and Canada. "I'm with You" reached the top five in the United States, while "Losing Grip" reached number one in Canada and Taiwan respectively. Ten, and also entered the top twenty in Chile. The media always compares Avril Lavigne to Alanis Morissette, who is also Canadian and a singer-songwriter like Vanessa Carlton and Michelle Branch. She emerged and became popular at the same time as Avril Lavigne and was also targeted at youth. A singer-songwriter launched by the music market.

Avril Lavigne won the title of "Best New Artist" at the 2002 MTV Video Music Awards and received four out of six nominations at the 2003 Juno Awards. Awards, and also won the title of "World's Best-Selling Canadian Artist" at the World Music Award, and was nominated for eight Grammy Awards.

Public recognition: Under My Skin (2003-2005)

Under My Skin (2004) is Avril Lavigne's second album. Under My Skin was released in the United States on May 25, 2004. It reached number one in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Australia, Canada, Spain, Ireland, Thailand, South Korea and Hong Kong, selling 380,000 copies in the first week of release in the United States.

Lavigne collaborated with Canadian singer-songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk on most of the songs, several of which Lavigne collaborated with Ben Moody (former of Evanescence) and Marvelous 3's Butch Walker, and the rest with Lavigne and her former lead guitarist In collaboration with Evan Taubenfeld. Kreviazuk's husband, Our Lady Peace frontman Raine Maida, also participated in the album's production, along with Butch Walker and Don Gilmore.

The title song Don't Tell Me reached number one in Argentina, the top five in Canada and the UK, and the top ten in Brazil and Australia. My Happy Ending reached the top ten in the United States, which was her third top ten hit in the United States. However, although her third single, Nobody's Home, reached number one in Canada, it did not enter the top forty in the United States. The final single, He Wasn't, was her eighth number one hit in Canada since Complicated, but the single failed to reach the top twenty in the UK and was not released in the US.

Avril Lavigne won two awards at the 2004 World Music Awards: World's Best Pop/Rock Artist and World's Best-Selling Canadian Artist. Grand prize. She was nominated for five Juno Awards in 2005, winning three of them: Fan Choice Award, Artist of the Year and Pop Album of the Year. the Year). She also won the title of Favorite Female Singer at the 18th Annual Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards.

Avril Lavigne co-wrote Breakaway, sung by Kelly Clarkson, the theme song for The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (2004), and was featured in It was later included on Kelly Clarkson's second album. When Breakaway was released as a single, it reached number six on the US charts and established Kelly Clarkson's place in the music industry.

Events (2005-2006)

Avril Lavigne made her big screen debut in the animated film "Over the Hedge", which was adapted from the comic book of the same name and starred Also William Shatner, Bruce Willis and Gary Shandling. She also appeared in Richard Gere's film The Flock, and her third film, Fast Food Nation, was based on her favorite book and co-starred in the film Also Patricia Arquette, Bobby Cannavale, Ethan Hawke and Greg Kinnear.

In January 2006, Avril signed with Ford Models. She appears in the February edition of Harpers Bazaar Fashion Magazine with a new look. Her third album will be released in early 2007. It should include collaborations with Kreviazuk and Maida like her previous albums.

Avril Lavigne performed Who Knows at the closing ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy, and for eight minutes at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada.

Lavigne became engaged to Deryck Whibley of the pop punk band SUM 41 in the summer of 2005, and the wedding was held on July 15, 2006 in California.

Recent activities (2007-2008)

The third album "The Best Damn Thing" was launched on April 17. After the release of the first single Girlfriend, the record company It has also specially recorded multi-lingual versions of Girlfriend in Chinese, Japanese, Italian, French, German, Portuguese and Spanish. Recently, Avril has challenged Chinese again - the Chinese version of HOT has also made its grand debut!

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In 2008, Avril Lavigne also conducted a global tour, with China as the last stop of the tour. ***There are five cities. Finally, it came to a successful conclusion in Beijing.

Avril Lavigne’s Global Tour

So far, Avril Lavigne has conducted three global tours in one ***

The first time was after the release of the No. 1 The Try to shut me up tour held after the first album

The second time was the Bonez tour held after the release of the second album

The third time was after the release of the second album The best damn tour held after the release of her third album

Avril Lavigne’s trip to China

So far, Avril Lavigne has held 6 concerts in mainland China

< p> The concerts were held at the Qizhong Tennis Center in Shanghai on August 15, 2007. This was also the first time Avril Lavigne performed in mainland China.

After experiencing the success of her first performance in mainland China, Avril Lavigne came to mainland China again during her global tour in 2008. Compared with the first time, the scale this time was much grander. This time she performed 5 performances in one day.

The first game was held at Guangzhou Stadium, Guangzhou on September 28, 2008.

The second game was held at Chongqing Olympic Sports Center, Chongqing on September 30, 2008.

The third game October 2, 2008, Lijiang, Shuhe Sanduo Square, Lijiang

The fourth game, Shanghai Stadium, October 4, 2008

The fifth game, October 6, 2008, Beijing Five Kesong Olympic Basketball Stadium (the last show of The best damn tour)

(Lavigne also held a performance at the Venetian Hotel in Macau, China on September 26, 2008)

Cover Album Name Chart Ranking Sales and Certification: (The data in the table are in order) the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Germany and France

Let Go Release date: June 4, 2002

2 1 1 1 1 2 13 Global sales: 13 million

US sales: 6.5 million

US certification: Platinum*6 < /p>

Under My Skin Release date: May 25, 2004

1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Worldwide sales: 10 million

United States sales: 3 Millions

US Certification: Platinum*3

The Best Damn Thing Release Date: April 17, 2007

Worldwide Sales: TBA

Single albums and chart rankings released by single albums:

Album chart rankings of year cover single names: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Canadian Airplay, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Japan Airplay, Sweden, Spain and the world

2002 "Complicated" Let Go 2 3 22 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 1

2002 "Sk8er Boi" Let Go 10 8 29 13 3 2 18 6 12 1 7

2002 "I'm with You" Let Go 4 7 18 1 - 5 13 4 11 29 1

2003 "Losing Grip" Let Go 64 22 - - 20 - - 12 - - 23

2003 "Mobile" Let Go - - - - - 26 - - - - -

2004 "Don't Tell Me" Under My Skin 22 5 5 - 10 15 3 1 30 6 2

2004 "My Happy Ending" Under My Skin 9 5 11 76 6 - 17 8 11 9 2

2004 "Nobody's Home" " Under My Skin 41 24 - 4 24 - 29 70 - 28 11

2005 "He Wasn't" Under My Skin - 23 - - 25 38 29 45 - - 28

2005 "Fall to Pieces" Under My Skin 106 - - - - - - - - - -

2006 "Keep Holding On"1 The Best Damn Thing /Eragon 17 - 46 2 - - 20 28 - - 18

2007 "Girlfriend"1 The Best Damn Thing 5 73 33 12 - - - 28 1

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2007 "When You're Gone" 2 The Best Damn Thing - - - - - - - - - - - -

Honors List:

The album "Let Go" has been in the top 10 sales of the US album chart for 22 consecutive weeks

The album "Let Go" has sold more than 100,000 copies for 17 consecutive weeks

The album "Let Go" has been ranked 5th in the United States. Platinum album (5 million copies)

The overseas sales of the album "Let Go" reached 4.5 million copies

The album "Let Go" was certified as a multi-platinum album in 8 countries

< p> The global sales of the album "Let Go" exceeded 10 million copies

The album "Let Go" topped the UK and Australian album charts in 2003

The album "Let Go" topped the album charts in 2002 Ranked third in U.S. record sales

Album "Let Go" sold 4 times platinum in Canada

The album "Let Go" won the "Best Pop Album Award" at the 2003 Canadian Juno Awards.

The single "Complicated" topped the singles charts for 5 consecutive weeks

The single "Complicated" ranked 7th in U.S. radio playback in 2002

Singles "Complicated" has won the airplay title in 22 countries

The single "Complicated" won the 48th British Ivor Novello Music Award for International Song of the Year

The single "Complicated" won the 2003 Disney Wireless Music Award "Best Original Song"

The single "Complicated" won Avril the 2002 MTV Music Award "Best New Artist"

The single "Complicated" entered the 2003 MTV Asia Hitlist of 2003

The single "Sk8er Boi" topped the Singapore airplay chart in 2003

The singles "Sk8er boi" and "I'm With You" won the Much Music Award in 2003 2 awards at the Video Ceremony "Best Music Video"

The single "Sk8er Boi" won the "Best International Music Video (Canada)" at the Much Music Music Video Ceremony 2003

The single "Losing Grip" won a special award at the Much Music Music Video Ceremony in 2003

Nominated for VH1 Global Best Female Video Star in 2003

The 45th U.S. Nominated for 5 awards at the Grammy Awards Ceremony

Nominated for 3 awards at the 2003 MTV Music Video Ceremony

Selected as the 2002 Person of the Year by Rolling Stone Magazine

2002 2003 MTV Latin Music Awards "Best International New Artist"

2003 Canadian Junno Awards Ceremony "Best New Artist" "Best Pop Album: Let Go"

2003 Canada's RMA Music Ceremony won multiple awards including "Best Female Vocalist", "Best New Female Vocalist" and "Best Female Vocalist"

2003 MTV Asian Music Awards "International Favorite Female Vocalist" "International Breakthrough Female Singer" "Fashion Style Award"

2003 Much Music Music Video Ceremony "Most Popular Canadian Artist Award"

2003 Disney Wireless Music Award "Most Popular Canadian Artist Award" Best Original Song: Complicated", "Best Female Singer", "Best Artist Award", "Best Album". In 2002, it was ranked among the top 5 of the Hong Kong HMV sales chart many times and has still not ranked among the top 20)

In 2003, the 14th International Pop Music Awards hosted by Radio Television Hong Kong were awarded "International Top Hits of the Year", "Most Popular International Hits", "Best Selling English Album", "Most Popular Female Singer" and "Most Popular Female

Newcomer" and other awards

The first British Kids' Choice won the "Best Female Singer" and "Best MV" awards.

2007 MTV Europe Music Awards - "Favorite Song of the Year" and "Best Solo Artist of 2007"

2007 World Music Awards Avril Lavigne (Avril Lavigne) won the Best Selling Canadian Artist Award (Best Selling Canadian artist) and the "Highest Selling Pop Rock Female Singer".

Won the French NRJ07 Best International Female Singer Award on January 26, 2008

Children in disaster areas listened to Avril Lavigne sing at the last stop of her global solo tour

With A group photo of children in the disaster area. This solo concert in Beijing is the last stop of Avril Lavigne’s global tour. Previous performances in Chongqing and Lijiang have received enthusiastic responses from fans, which also impressed Avril Lavigne: “I didn’t expect that there would be so many in China. Fans can sing along with my songs. My "Girlfriend" also has a Chinese version, but I think Chinese is difficult to learn." At the scene, Avril also invited two children from Sichuan disaster areas in Beijing, Ren Yan and Ren Qiang. He gave tickets to both of them and invited them to come to the show. At the same time, this performance also cooperated with the China Social Work Association under the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China to raise funds for the "Love 2008" relief activity for sick and disabled children from poor families launched by the association.

Avril Lavigne’s husband, Derek, the lead singer of the famous Canadian band Sum41, was not allowed to perform at the Beijing Station due to approval issues, so he only watched as an audience member that night.

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