Three-time Grammy-nominated rock outfit Nothing More have released an extended version of their current Top 10 Billboard Active Rock charting hit single “Tired Of Winning” (#8) due to popular demand. The extended version “Tired Of Winning / Ships In The Night” is out now across digital platforms. The extended track is taken from their upcoming album “Spirits” due October 14 via Better Noise Music and was first revealed in the group’s sci-fi oriented music video released in April.
It garnered immediate attention from fans requesting the extended version also be released digitally. “Tired Of Winning / Ships In The Night” will also be featured on the official soundtrack for the upcoming Better Noise Films horror-thriller movie The Retaliators in cinemas worldwide on September 14. The Retaliators Official Soundtrack will be released via Better Noise Music on September 16 and includes tracks from label-mates including Motley Crue, Tommy Lee, Papa Roach, Five Finger Death Punch and more.
Nothing More have also partnered with Z2 Comics (The Doors, Machine Gun Kelly, The Grateful Dead) to release their first-ever graphic novel “Spirits Vol.1” authored by Dan Watters (Cowboy Bebop, Arkham City: The Order of The World) and illustrated by Christian Rosado. The graphic novel will be released in Spring 2023 and be available in a standard edition hardcover, a deluxe edition oversized hardcover, a limited deluxe edition oversized hardcover hand-signed by band (999 copies total) and a special tour-only softcover only available for purchase in-person at Nothing More shows or directly via their website.
Pre-order “Spirits” now at this location.
Some weeks ago Nothing More announced a fall tour with heavy rockers In This Moment. It will stretch from August 26 to October 22 and include stops at several of the largest rock festivals including Blue Ridge Rock Festival, Louder Than Life, Rocklahoma and Aftershock. “The fire, passion and momentum we feel from our first tour back is insane!” exclaims Hawkins. “It only makes sense to bring that same fire to the fall with a one-of-a-kind tour with In This Moment.”
Nothing More were recently seen on tour across the U.S. on a co-headlining run with Asking Alexandria, who had to drop-off mid-tour due to health problems. The band relentlessly continued to lead the remaining dates with their exciting live show which saw the return of their infamous “Scorpion Tail”—a 400-pound, 14-foot MIDI controller constructed out of salvaged metal scraps by bassist Daniel Oliver that brings Hawkins’ electrifying stage presence to life musically.
“It’s not only a wild theatrical display, it allows Jonny to manipulate the band’s sound using a series of levers through a musical instrument digital interface,” noted Music Madness Magazine. “It’s a big part of the show as the crowd went wild whenever Jonny took to the air.” There’s been no shortage of praise for Nothing More’s fervent performances. “If any rock concert in recent memory is sure to leave a lasting impression in my mind, it will certainly be the day Nothing More graced The Wellmont with their energetic, unapologetic, and absolutely electric performance,” proclaimed Asbury Park Vibes journalist/photographer Anthony Vito Cosentino. “This is the kind of rock band you need to see with your own eyes to believe, and once you’ve experienced their eclectic performance for yourself, you will have a higher standard for rock concerts as a whole.”
Nothing More gave fans the first preview of “Spirits” with two singles–their in-your-face rock anthem “Turn It Up Like (Stand in the Fire)” and their most recent Top 20 Billboard Active Rock radio single “Tired of Winning” which is currently at #11. “Spirits” was co-written and produced by the band — Hawkins (vocals), Oliver (bass), Mark Vollelunga (guitar) and Ben Anderson (drums) — and their longtime manager Will Hoffman. It documents the tumultuous time the world experienced over the past two years capturing the desperation and isolation of lockdown, the spiral of substance abuse, the pain of broken relationships and survival in self-reliance while summarizing the overall story and mission of Nothing More: Reflect, Provoke, Inspire.
“Spirits” Track Listing:
1. Turn It Up Like (Stand in The Fire)
2. Tired Of Winning
3. Ships In the Night
4. You Don’t Know What Love Means
5. Don’t Look Back
6. The Other F Word
7. Face It
8. Best Times
9. Déjà Vu
10. Dream With Me
11. Neverland
12. Valhalla (Too Young to See)
13. Spirits
