Three-time Grammy nominees Nothing More drop their music video for new single 'Just Say When'
Three-time Grammy-nominated rock band Nothing More has revealed the music video for their new single “Just Say When” due for release on June 15th via Better Noise. Taken from the band’s latest album The Stories We Tell Ourselves, the sensitive ballad showcases the group’s versatility, music and emotional substance, and features a captivating performance from Tate McRae (Fox Network’s "So You Think You Can Dance") and D’angelo Castro (NBC’s "World of Dance").
Directed by Daniel Cummings (Bon Iver), the video was shot at El Paso International Airport and illustrates the innocence of young love and the emotional weight of love lost.
Nothing More lyricist Jonny Hawkins shed light on the inspiration behind “Just Say When” - “The day my mom died I met a girl.....this girl became my girlfriend and years later my wife. With fear of the past and hope for the future, we set sail with holes in our boat. As the inevitable pressures of life came pouring in, we sensed ourselves starting to sink."
He added, "Two half-souls shoveling buckets of water, desperate to hold on to an imagined future, but not fast enough. Then one day she became my ex-wife. I felt in my gut that it was right, but every other part felt wrong. Whether people will admit it or not, I think our deepest fear is the loss of love. I found something to be more afraid of...settling... Luke warm...’Just Say When...’"
Following the 2017 release of The Stories We Tell Ourselves the band shows no signs of slowing down. The album earned them three nominations at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards earlier this year - including Best Rock Album, Best Rock Performance, and Best Rock Song for their #1 hit single “Go to War”.
They head over to Europe this summer, playing a handful of festivals including Download UK, plus a series of dates as special guests to Stone Sour, a support slot to Guns N’ Roses, as well as their own headline dates.
Nothing More is currently touring in North America on the Crooked Teeth World Tour with Papa Roach, after which they join the Five Finger Death Punch tour.
