Inquiries:
Band - thenobilityrock[at]gmail[dot]com
Booking - booking[at]sugarbreath[dot]com
Management - aaron[at]theory8records[dot]com
NPR: "Sweet harmonies and catchy, carefully plotted melodies... the kind of music that leaves you humming and feeling a little better about the world."
Music Row Magazine: "Buy and believe. Quite an amazing arrangement accomplishment... This is one highly addictive record."
The Big Takeover: "'Halleluiah Chorus'... the best crazed Viking anthem since Led Zeppelin’s 'Immigrant Song.'"
Connect Savannah: "One of the coolest pop/rock bands I’ve heard in years... I can’t stop smiling when their album is on. Tremendous."
The Tennessean: "(It's) uncommon for a young, unsigned band to pull out as instrumentally ambitious an album as The Mezzanine as gracefully as they have — when tuba bleats, cello swells and flute flutters appear, they come off as smart adornments, never gratuitous ones."
The Nobility is a humble little rock band based in Nashville, TN. On new album The Mezzanine, The Nobility broadens their musical repertoire with a deeper exploration of narrative lyrics and less conventional arrangements, with orchestrations featuring cello, tuba, saxophone, flute, violin and French horn. The sessions were documented to magnetic 2-inch tape on classic 1970s analog gear at Brian Carter’s Murfreesboro, Tennessee studio.
Legendary saxophonist Jim Hoke (Guster, Billy Joel, Bob Seger) makes an appearance, as do several soon-to-be legendary Middle Tennessee State University music students. While making The Mezzanine band members continued to listen to early Paul McCartney and Kinks records, as they have since they were chubby lads just out of diapers.
Sean Williams is the lead singer, songwriter and guitarist, Stephen Jerkins dabbles in piano, organ, guitar and backing vocals, Brian Fuzzell plays drums and percussion, and a rotating cast of characters play bass guitar and backing vocals.
Previously The Nobility was Jetpack, but another band had the copyright or at least a better lawyer and so a name change occurred.
I should've just stuffed you guys in my pockets and took you home with me because I miss you guys already! Sigh.
I actually pulled a stomach muscle or something whenever I ran from Walgreens back to Bread and Bagel, and was in pretty bad pain for most of the show, but I jumped and screamed and sang and cheered anyways. :D
I also have the Happy Birthday, Michael song on camera. Bwahahaha. Come back to me, gentlemen! Come back!!
If you had any idea how incredibly excited I am to see you guys tomorrow, you would probably prefer that I didn't show up at all. It's a little overwhelming.
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