Nothing To Lose marks Hollow Coves’ first full-length album since emerging as a true post-pandemic soundtrack for their fans’ special life moments – births, weddings, trips of a lifetime. Developing a grassroots following across social platforms, Hollow Coves’ music has been used in over one million TikTok videos, charted in the Top 20 for Most Used on Instagram Reels, and garnered over 200 million views on YouTube. As a result, the band has been streamed over one billion times across all platforms and grown a dedicated global audience, which has translated to their touring across continents. 

In the summer of 2024, Hollow Coves played some of their biggest rooms ever all across Europe, North America, and Australia/New Zealand, including venues of 1,000+ in many cities across the US and Canada. In the United States, they collaborated with the National Park Foundation, donating $1 from every ticket sold on their 2024 tour to the Foundation to preserve our natural world. Their goal is to champion the importance of our national park system’s landscapes, ecosystems, and historical sites. Their efforts were highlighted when the band made their national TV debut, performing “On the Way” (Live from Zion Canyon Mesa) on the Kelly Clarkson Show. The live performance 

Behind gripping vocal harmonies and indelible acoustic riffs, Matt Carins and Ryan Henderson return with a blissful celebration of getting lost as a means to “find your feet on the way.” While calling back to themes from their “stunning” (Billboard) breakout EP ‘Wanderlust’ and its GOLD certified Single, “Coastline” (with over 364 million Spotify streams to date), there’s a palpable sense of fresh perspective and hard-earned maturity that accompanies all the miles traveled. Inspired by the ocean breezes, the breathtaking national parks of the American West, and their cross-continental journeys – Nothing To Lose is a full-hearted ode to the importance of adventure amidst the ‘hurry’ of the modern world. 

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