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Saliva's 2002 “Back into Your System” album release not only put the band on the map, but shot them to No. 19 on the Billboard 200 charts. Saliva's biggest hit from the album, "Always," topped the Modern Rock Chart at No. 1 and No. 51 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. Full-throttled and full of energy, Saliva's latest single, "All Around the World," featuring new frontman Bobby Amaru, has brought some fresh blood to the band's sound and their live concert performances as well. Throw into the mix their latest hit track, “One More Night,” and the band's current tour with road mates, 12 Stones and Royal Bliss, is an explosion of fierce rock.
Saliva's roots are firmly planted in their hometown of Memphis, Tennessee, where the band originally formed in late 1996. Within the first year of forming, the band's first album, which was self-titled, was released on the Rocking Chair Records label. Since their inception, Saliva has been making waves everywhere they go. A few years after their “Survival of the Sickest” album, they released “Blood Stained Love Story,” which peaked at No. 19 on the Billboard 200 with its track, “Ladies and Gentlemen," leading the way to top out at No. 2 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Chart. Saliva's international ticket sales touched the shores of Japan, South Korea and Europe when the band hit the road with fellow rockers Sevendust. In addition to their success in touring and the charts, the band has been a staple on Sirius Satellite Radio's “Octane 20” with songs like "Don't Question My Heart" and have crossed over to be featured on the "WWE: The Music, Vol. 8" album. They've also provided the official theme song for the ECW brand. With a brand new sound and a recently released album, Saliva will continue impressing their listeners in the new year.
Encore
Love it when the artists are interactive and appropriate the younger generations coming and watching. They thru out t shirts into the crowd and brought a few kids on stage for the last song. Not may bands do that. Awesome
Unbelievable show, was amazing to see Saliva live! Far exceeded my expectations!
Absolutely wonderful performance live. They know how to hype up a crowd and get everyone involved! I wasnt even there to see them but they did a really good job.
Saliva put on another great show at Encore in Tucson! Keep coming back!!
Sounded great, they were super into it. Lots of new members but were perfect. definitely will see again. wish it was a nicer venue, but Saliva was fun.
The event was sick ! Top of the industry bands like this in Tucson was a dream come true. The big names never come here and I don't know why , money is money. I don't know who is responsible for this but great job. I hope this can happen more often. I speak for everyone in Tucson when I say that it is so tough to travel to Phoenix for an event.
We haven't seen a seen a venue in an while. Saliva brought an experience that mesmerized us and took us back 20 years. Saliva still got it and we left captivated.
I go to a lot of concerts in Sept alone I seen parkway drive haae tickets for Aerosmith but they postponed seen Godsmack then Silva and drowning pool at house of blues and have tickets for kiss Oct 22 I would like to see Silva at a bigger venue the band was fantastic thank you.
Saliva was good but Drowning Pool vocals sounded like it was through a 5 dollar microphone. The place was a nice 50 degrees and it had many a/c vents blowing that frigid air on you all over. I will probably never return. They should change the name from House of Blues to House of Ice.
I loved Any Given Sin and Adelitas Way. Saluva was great, I know so many of their songs. But totally disappointed in Drowning Pool, too much down time when they weren't singing or playing
