About the Album

Avril Lavigne is a self-titled album by the Canadian pop sensation. This is Lavigne’s fifth album after her 2011 album Goodbye Lullaby. The album is a slight variation from her previous albums with a more pop and upbeat sound, but it still maintains Avril Lavigne’s unique signature style. Lavigne has collaborated with numerous renowned directors while working on this album like Martin Johnson of Boys Like Girls, David Hodges, Peter Svensson, Matt Squire and also her husband Chad Kroeger of Nickelback.

Here’s To Never Growing Up, a single by Lavigne topped the music charts within no time after its release. The album has many hit songs that helped her make it to the top of many music charts, songs like Let Me Go, sung by Avril Lavigne and her husband Chad Kroeger, was the album’s third single and Rock ’n’ Roll was also a hit. The songs topped music charts like Billboard Hot 100 both in UK and US and was ranked amongst the top 10 songs in Ireland, Japan and South Korea.

The album was released in 2013 by Sony Music and contains one disc.

Key Features

On the first day of its release in Japan, the album sold over 13,800 non-digital copies, making it the third-highest performing album of the day.
The album debuted at number 14 in the United Kingdom, selling over 9,139 copies initially.
The album debuted in the top 10 in over 50 countries on iTunes.
The album was ranked number four on the Canadian Albums Chart.

About the Artists

Avril Lavigne is a Canadian and French singer and songwriter. By age 15, she made her first stage debut with Shania Twain. By 16, she had signed a two album record deal. In 2002 when she was 17, she made her first worldwide debut with her song Let Go and sold over 30 million albums and over 50 million singles worldwide, making her the youngest female soloist to reach number 1 in the UK.