Tag Archives: Nothing More

In my time covering the rock and metal bands traversing through the NYC area, I’ve discovered a great number of hidden gems. I can safely say that Nothing More is throned high at the top of the list. I was first exposed to the Texas-based quartet back in February when the band came to …

With Monster Energy Rock Allegiance right around the corner, we’ve compiled an all-inclusive post with all the info you’ll need to know to get through a day of hard-rocking tunes, craft beer and a self-described gourmet man food that will celebrate all that Philadelphia has to offer. Gates open at 10:00am, and …

The daily band lineups for Louisville’s LOUDER THAN LIFE have been announced and single day General Admission and VIP tickets, along with weekend tickets, VIP, hotel and camping packages, are on sale now. LOUDER THAN LIFE returns to Champions Park near downtown Louisville October 3 & 4, 2015 for the second …

Hard Rock + Gourmet Food + Craft Beer = Every Rock Fans Dream Saturday On October 10th, 2015, Philadelphia’s PPL Park will host its first live music event spanning three stages, and it won’t be the typical nacho stands for dinner. Craft Beer and Gourmet Man Foods will be brought …

Texas rock band, Nothing More has premiered the highly anticipated, deeply personal music video for “Jenny”. The band has partnered with organizations such as To Write Love on Her Arms, Young Minds, The Jed Foundation and the International Bipolar Foundation in hopes to raise awareness about emotional and mental health. A …

It isn’t every night that I step out of a show completely blown away by a performance. Let me tell you–I was blown away. A week later and I’m still talking about it. By now you’ve probably heard “This Is The Time (Ballast)” on the airwaves, but Nothing More’s self-titled …

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A look at some of the best rock and metal that 2014 had to offer!

Four scarred friends from Texas release their self-titled album in the midst of a constant touring schedule and never ending build towards the future.  How does the full album sound from a quartet who is so dedicated to their music and sound?   Check out my interview with the guys …