NOTHING MORE
SCORE THIRD #1 ROCK SINGLE
“ANGEL SONG (FEAT. DAVID DRAIMAN OF DISTURBED)”
AMIDST RELEASE OF
10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF SELF-TITLED ALBUM
VIA ENDURANCE MUSIC GROUP AND BETTER NOISE MUSIC;
AVAILABLE TODAY (11/22) ON CD, VINYL & DIGITAL DOWNLOAD HERE
ANNIVERSARY FEATURES NEW VERSION OF
#2 CHARTING ROCK RADIO SINGLE
“THIS IS THE TIME”
REMIXED BY FRONTMAN JONNY HAWKINS
3X Grammy-nominated and Gold-certified rock powerhouse NOTHING MORE have landed their third #1 Mainstream Rock single this week with the empowering “ANGEL SONG” featuring David Draiman of multi-platinum hard rock outfit Disturbed. This marks NOTHING MORE’s second #1 single from their latest album CARNAL via Better Noise Music following the emotionally charged “IF IT DOESN’T HURT” which held the top spot in June.
NOTHING MORE are celebrating an additional milestone today, November 22, with the release of their acclaimed self-titled album’s NOTHING MORE – 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION via Endurance Music Group and Better Noise Music. The anniversary edition includes the original album’s track listing along with new acoustic renditions and remixed versions of the album’s top tracks along with a remix from frontman Jonny Hawkins of their #1-charting rock radio single “This Is The Time.”
NOTHING MORE – 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION is available now with refreshed packaging and artwork on CD, 2LP (translucent orange variant) along with throwback merch in the bands official store HERE, and streaming and digital downloads HERE.
NOTHING MORE – NOTHING MORE Album Cover Art
Originally released on June 24, 2014 via Eleven Seven Music, now Better Noise Music, NOTHING MORE “raised the bar for modern hard rock” (Cryptic Rock) with its soaring vocal melodies, meticulous atypical rhythmic structures and huge anthemic choruses. The album debuted at #33 on Billboard’s Top 200 charts while landing at #3 on US Hard Rock Albums, #8 on US Independent Albums, #11 on US Rock Albums, and #19 on US Digital Albums. It included three Top 5 singles—“This Is The Time (Ballast)” (#2), “Here’s To The Heartache” (#4) and “Jenny” (#3)—and the Top 20 single “Mr. MTV” (#12). To date its received 323.9 million global streams and its music videos have amassed over 96.7 million views combined.
The San Antonio, TX-formed band—Jonny Hawkins (vocals), Mark Vollelunga (guitar), Daniel Oliver (bass), and Ben Anderson (drums)—released their latest album CARNAL in June via Better Noise Music. Labeled as “a standout” by Blabbermouth, who described the song as “reminiscent of the vibe from ‘Down with the Sickness.’” NOTHING MORE will join Disturbed in February 2025 on the second leg of Disturbed’s “The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour” alongside Daughtry following a headlining appearance on Shiprocked 2025 in January. Find tickets and see all upcoming tour dates at https://nothingmore.net.
THEN
NOW
NOTHING MORE
“Then” Picture – (Credit: Jody Domingue)
“Now” Picture – (Credit: Travis Shinn)
“Now” / Current Lineup (l-r): Daniel Oliver, Ben Anderson, Jonny Hawkins, Mark Vollelunga
NOTHING MORE TOUR DATES
1/19-25 Miami, FL – ShipRocked 2025 %
3/29 Cincinnati, OH – Heritage Bank Center #
3/31 Cleveland, OH – Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse #
4/2 Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center #
4/4 Buffalo, NY – KeyBank Center #
4/5 Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena #
4/7 Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena #
4/9 Indianapolis, IN – Gainbridge Fieldhouse #
4/12 Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center #
4/14 Raleigh, NC – Lenovo Center #
4/16 Birmingham, AL – Legacy Arena at The BJCC #
4/18 Sunrise, FL – Amerant Bank Arena #
4/23 Duluth, GA – Gas South Arena #
4/25 San Antonio, TX – Frost Bank Center #
4/26 Fort Worth, TX – Dickies Arena #
4/28 Oklahoma City, OK – Paycom Center #
5/5 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena #
5/7 Portland, OR – Moda Center #
5/9 Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center #
5/10 San Francisco, CA – Chase Center #
5/13 Inglewood, CA – Kia Forum #
5/15 Phoenix, AZ – Footprint Center #
5/17 Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena #
% festival date
# with Disturbed and Daughtry
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