‘Freefall’ single by Nothing More reaches #1 on ‘Billboard’ rock chart – Hometown News

Nothing More’s latest single, “FREEFALL,” has skyrocketed to the top spot on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, marking the band’s fourth consecutive number one hit. This success is in large part due to the collaboration with Chris Daughtry on the track.

“FREEFALL” is featured on the deluxe edition of Nothing More’s 2024 album, “CARNAL,” which has already produced three other number one hits on the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart: “IF IT DOESN’T HURT,” “ANGEL SONG” featuring Disturbed’s David Draiman, and “HOUSE ON SAND” featuring Eric Vanlerberghe of I Prevail. The band previously claimed the top spot on the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with their 2017 single “Go to War.”

Chris Daughtry, on the other hand, has two previous Mainstream Rock Airplay number one hits with his eponymous band Daughtry: “PIECES” and “ARTIFICIAL.”

Nothing More and Daughtry’s success on the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart is a testament to the quality and appeal of their music. Both acts have demonstrated their ability to connect with audiences and deliver powerful performances that resonate with rock fans across the country.

The band’s ability to consistently produce chart-topping hits speaks to their talent and creativity as musicians. Their unique sound and meaningful lyrics have struck a chord with listeners, establishing them as a force to be reckoned with in the rock music scene.

As Nothing More continues to dominate the airwaves with their latest single, “FREEFALL,” fans can expect more electrifying tracks and groundbreaking performances from the band in the future. Their rise to the top of the charts is well-deserved, and their impact on the rock music industry is undeniable.

With their continued success and innovative approach to music, Nothing More and Chris Daughtry are sure to remain key players in the rock genre for years to come. Their ability to captivate audiences and deliver meaningful, impactful music sets them apart as true rock icons in a crowded musical landscape.