Nothing More Concert Locations
Nothing More is on tour again and bringing their renowned concert experience to the best concert venues near you. Check out the latest events and upcoming Nothing More tour locations below. The live music venues listed here are excited to be hosting the highly anticipated Nothing More concert tour!
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Cleveland
Ohio, US
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Charlotte
North Carolina, US
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Orlando
Florida, US
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Fort Lauderdale
Florida, US
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Knoxville
Tennessee, US
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Huntsville
Alabama, US
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Mobile
Alabama, US
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San Antonio
Texas, US
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Houston
Texas, US
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Dallas
Texas, US
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Wichita
Kansas, US
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma, US
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Little Rock
Arkansas, US
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Nashville
Tennessee, US
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Cleveland
Ohio, US
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Albany
New York, US
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Joliet
Illinois, US
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Louisville
Kentucky, US
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East Moline
Illinois, US
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Bloomington
Illinois, US
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Columbus
Ohio, US
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Belvidere
Illinois, US
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San Diego
California, US
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Los Angeles
California, US
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Sacramento
California, US
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Spokane
Washington, US
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Portland
Oregon, US
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Seattle
Washington, US
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Boise
Idaho, US
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Vancouver
British Columbia, US
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Edmonton
Alberta, US
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Calgary
Alberta, US
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Salt Lake City
Utah, US
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Denver
Colorado, US
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Omaha
Nebraska, US
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Minneapolis
Minnesota, US
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Clive
Iowa, US
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Dubuque
Iowa, US
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Evansville
Indiana, US
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New York
New York, US
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Worcester
Massachusetts, US
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania, US
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Toronto
Ontario, US
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania, US
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St. Petersburg
Florida, US
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North Myrtle Beach
South Carolina, US
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Richmond
Virginia, US
Nothing More started touring on the local scene early in their career. At the time, the band was finding its sound and working to create an identity that the members could be proud of. Of course, this also meant that the band had difficulty maintaining its membership as some members came and went after disagreeing with where the band was. But after winning a battle of the bands and the opportunity to perform in front of record label executives, the band decided to change their sound and identity.
This early period of the band’s life can be summarized in their first few years of touring, where they played less than 20 concerts between 2006-2010. But soon after, the band found its footing and had a few more slow years with only 6 concerts played in 2012. Then the following year the band played 44 concerts with most of their shows across North American venues, including their December 5, 2013 show with Korn at Houston’s Revention Music Center.
From 2014-2019, the band played over 70 concerts per year, on average, excluding 2016 where the band played only 31 concerts. But these shows were, according to fans and critics, exceptional showcases of the band’s honed talents.
Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic forced the band to not perform on the concert scene in 2020-2021. But the band came back to live performances in 2022 with 70 concerts performed or planned for the year and 7 currently planned for 2023.