List of songs performed by Avril Lavigne
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The list of songs written and performed by Avril Lavigne comprises original songs recorded by Canadian singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne for her studio albums, cover versions of songs by other artists performed by Lavigne, and original songs written by Lavigne that were recorded and released by other artists. Since her professional music career began in 2002, Lavigne has worked with a number of songwriters and producers.
After signing a record contract with Arista in November 2000 at age 16, Lavigne spent several months in New York working on songs for her debut album, Let Go, with several songwriters, including Sabelle Breer, Curt Frasca and Peter Zizzo.[1] Unhappy with the direction the album was taking, Lavigne moved to Los Angeles in May 2001 and made a major breakthrough when she began working with American pop music writing and record producer trio The Matrix.[1] Together, the four produced "Complicated", which would become Lavigne's first single and gain her international recognition, as well as two of the album's other singles, "Sk8er Boi" and "I'm with You". Overall, Lavigne produced six songs with The Matrix, five of which were included on the final album. She also worked with several other songwriters and producers, including Clif Magness.
For her second album, Under My Skin, released in 2004, Lavigne made no plans to work with professional writers.[2] Instead, she wrote most of the album's songs with Canadian singer-songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk, with whom she had become friends the previous summer.[3] The two spent nearly three weeks writing in the warehouse of Kreviazuk's husband, Raine Maida, the lead vocalist and songwriter for Our Lady Peace.[4] Because Lavigne had no experience in production, Maida produced five of the album's songs.[4] Lavigne also worked with two other producers: Don Gilmore, who worked on two tracks, and Butch Walker,[5] who worked on three. Along with Kreviazuk, Lavigne wrote three songs with her former guitarist, Evan Taubenfeld, and one with Ben Moody.[6][3]
Lavigne began recording her third album, The Best Damn Thing, in August 2006. She teamed with songwriter and producer Dr. Luke. Together they wrote the album's debut single, "Girlfriend",[7] a fast-paced, pop-punk song. Lavigne also worked with her then-husband and Sum 41 singer Deryck Whibley, as well as with Butch Walker, who worked on two of the album's singles, and Evan Taubenfeld, who co-wrote four of the album's twelve songs.
Goodbye Lullaby, Lavigne's fourth studio album, was released in 2011. Lavigne began recording the album in 2008 at her home studio. The album's first track, "Black Star", was originally written by Lavigne as a jingle for the television commercial promoting her fragrance of the same name. She later expanded the song to include it on the album.[8] In all, Lavigne wrote half of the album's fourteen tracks on her own.[9][10] She also worked with Max Martin and Shellback, who co-wrote all three of the album's singles. She again wrote several songs with Evan Taubenfeld. Though he and Lavigne had been divorced in 2009, Deryck Whibley produced seven tracks on the album.
In addition to her original studio songs, Lavigne has also covered songs by other artists, both in live performances and on studio releases. Her first was "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" by Bob Dylan, which she first performed in 2003.[11] She has also covered several songs on each of her four world tours, including Green Day's "Basket Case",[12] Blink-182's "All the Small Things",[13] and Coldplay's "Fix You".[14] Lavigne has also written several songs that she gave to other artists, most notably "Breakaway", which was recorded by Kelly Clarkson and released on her second album of the same name.[15]
Original songs
Avril Lavigne's original songs include those written and recorded by Lavigne and released on a studio album or on a single album. Lavigne has released six studio albums and 24 singles.
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Unreleased original songs
A number of songs written, recorded, and performed by Avril Lavigne have never been released. Many of these have been registered with professional music and copyright bodies, including the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI), and the Harry Fox Agency. Several have also been acknowledged and discussed by Lavigne in interviews, or by other sources.
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Cover songs and featured performances
Avril Lavigne has covered a number of songs during her career. Her first was a cover of Bob Dylan's "Knockin' On Heaven's Door", which she performed live at promotional appearances in early 2003 and on her Try To Shut Me Up Tour later that year. She has included cover songs on the set list of each of her four world tours, and has also sung several songs with their original performers, notably: "Iris" with Goo Goo Dolls frontman Johnny Rzeznik in 2004, "Ironic" with Alanis Morissette in 2005, and "Love Is a Battlefield" with Pat Benatar in 2011. Lavigne has also performed as a featured artist.
Because Lavigne has performed several covers many times, the year listed for each is the year in which she first performed or released it.
| Song | Original Artist(s) | Year | Notes | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Adia" | Sarah McLachlan | 2007 | Performed live with McLachlan at a Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS benefit concert in Montreal in 2007 and solo at The Roxy Theatre later that year. A studio version of the cover was released on Lavigne's official MySpace page in 2008. | [58] |
| "All the Small Things" | Blink-182 | 2005 | Performed live at shows on the Bonez Tour. | [13] |
| "American Idiot" | Green Day | 2005 | Performed live at shows on the Bonez Tour. | [59]` |
| "Airplanes" | B.o.B ft. Hayley Williams |
2011 | Chorus performed live at shows on the Black Star Tour as an intro to "My Happy Ending". | [60]` |
| "Baby, It's Cold Outside" | Frank Loesser | 2017 | Studio cover performed with Jonny Blu. | [61] |
| "Bad Reputation" | Joan Jett | 2008 | Studio cover played at shows on The Best Damn Tour in 2008 and released on Lavigne's album Goodbye Lullaby in 2011. | [62] |
| "Basket Case" | Green Day | 2003 | Performed live at shows on the Try To Shut Me Up Tour. | [12] |
| "The Beautiful People" | Marilyn Manson | 2014 | Performed live at shows on the Avril Lavigne On Tour. | [63][64] |
| "Best Years Of Our Lives" | Evan Taubenfeld | 2011 | Recorded with Taubenfeld and released as a single. Lavigne and Taubenfeld also performed the song as a duet live at shows on the Canadian leg of The Black Star Tour. | [65][66] |
| "Chop Suey!" | System of a Down | 2002 | Performed live at the London Astoria. | [67] |
| "Creep" | Radiohead | 2013 | Performed live at the Avril Lavigne release party. | [68] |
| "Fix You" | Coldplay | 2011 | Performed live at shows on the Black Star Tour. | [14] |
| "Flames" | Mod Sun | 2021 | Recorded with Mod Sun and released as a single. | [69] |
| "Fuel" | Metallica | 2003 | Performed live on "MTV Icon: Metallica". | [70] |
| "Get Over Me" | Nick Carter | 2015 | Musical collaboration on All American album. | [71] |
| "Hey Ya!" | OutKast | 2004 | Performed live at the Wachovia Spectrum arena in Philadelphia on the Bonez Tour. | [72] |
| "How You Remind Me" | Nickelback | 2012 | Recorded for the One Piece Film Z film soundtrack. | [73] |
| "Imagine" | John Lennon | 2007 | Released on the compilation album Instant Karma. | [74] |
| "In Too Deep" | Sum 41 | 2008 | Performed live with Deryck Whibley in Nagoya, Japan on The Best Damn Tour. | [75] |
| "Iris" | Goo Goo Dolls | 2004 | Performed live with Goo Goo Dolls frontman Johnny Rzeznik at Fashion Rocks. | [76] |
| "Ironic" | Alanis Morissette | 2005 | Performed live with Morissette at the House of Blues. | [77] |
| "Kiss Me" | Sixpence None the Richer | – | – | – |
| "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" | Bob Dylan | 2003 | First performed live in early 2003 at promotional appearances and was included on the set list of the Try To Shut Me Up Tour. A music video for the cover was also released in 2003. A studio version was included on the bonus CD released with the My World DVD. | [11][78][79] |
| "Listen" | One Ok Rock | 2017 | Musical collaboration on Ambitions Japanese album. | [80] |
| "Love Is a Battlefield" | Pat Benatar | 2011 | Performed live with Benatar on The Oprah Winfrey Show. | [81] |
| "Love Revolution" | Lenny Kravitz | 2008 | Recorded with Plain White T's, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and Vanessa Carlton for a Kohl's television commercial. | [82] |
| "O Holy Night" | – | 2004 | Recorded with Chantal Kreviazuk for the compilation album A Winter's Night: The Best of Nettwerk Christmas Albums. | [83] |
| "Mickey" | Toni Basil | 2008 | Performed live at shows on The Best Damn Tour. | [62] |
| "Near to the Heart of God" | Cleland Boyd McAfee | 1994 | Performed at age 10 at a church Christmas concert in Napanee. | [84] |
| "Pumped Up Kicks" | Foster the People | 2012 | Performed live at Stadium Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on The Black Star Tour. | [85] |
| "Song 2" | Blur | 2004 | Performed live at shows on the Bonez Tour in 2004 and again at shows on The Avril Lavigne Tour in 2014. | [13] |
| "The Scientist" | Coldplay | 2007 | Performed live on Jo Whiley's Live Lounge radio show. The performance was released on Radio 1's Live Lounge – Volume 2. | [86] |
| "Smells Like Teen Spirit" | Nirvana | 2005 | Performed live at shows on the Bonez Tour. | [87] |
| "SpongeBob SquarePants Theme" | Painty The Pirate and Kids | 2004 | Recorded for The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie soundtrack. | [88][89] |
| "Tik Tok" | Kesha | 2011 | Performed live on Jo Whiley's Live Lounge radio show. The performance was released on Radio 1's Live Lounge – Volume 6. | [90] |
| "Wavin' Flag" | K'naan | 2010 | Recorded with a supergroup of Canadian artists (credited as Young Artists for Haiti) as a charity single to aid relief efforts following the 2010 Haiti earthquake. | [91] |
| "We Are Family" | Sister Sledge | 2011 | Performed live with Stevie Nicks, Sheryl Crow, Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, Miley Cyrus, and Salt-n-Pepa on The Oprah Winfrey Show. | [81] |
| "What Made You Say That" | Shania Twain | 1997 | Performed live with Shania Twain in Ottawa at age 13 after winning a local radio station contest. | [92] |
Original songs performed by other artists
Lavigne has written several songs that were later recorded and released by other artists. The most notable of these is "Breakaway", which Lavigne wrote with Bridget Benenate and Matthew Gerrard for her debut album, Let Go. Lavigne ultimately decided against including the song because she felt it did not suit the album and sent the track to Kelly Clarkson, who recorded it in 2004 and included it on her second album. Lavigne's version of "I Will Be" was released on several editions of her third album, The Best Damn Thing, before it was given to Leona Lewis, who recorded a version for her own album.
The song "Daydream" was originally intended for Lavigne, but she offered it to Demi Lovato, who did not accept the offer but did perform it on her "Warm Up" Tour. The song later appeared on the album Sparks Fly by Miranda Cosgrove.
| Song | Performer(s) | Writer(s) | Album | Year | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Breakaway" | Kelly Clarkson | Avril Lavigne Matthew Gerrard Bridget Benenate |
Breakaway | 2004 | [93] |
| "Falling into History" | Brie Larson | Peter Zizzo Jessica Sheely |
Finally Out of P.E. | 2005 | [94] |
| "I Will Be" | Leona Lewis | Avril Lavigne Dr. Luke Max Martin |
Spirit | 2009 | [95] |
| "All Because of You" | PUFFY | Avril Lavigne Butch Walker |
Bring It! | [96] | |
| "I Don't Wanna" | [97] | ||||
| "Daydream" | Miranda Cosgrove | Avril Lavigne Chantal Kreviazuk |
Sparks Fly | 2010 | [94] |
| "Dancing Crazy" | Avril Lavigne Max Martin Shellback |
High Maintenance | 2011 | [94] |
See also
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