For more than 30 years, 311 has stood as a beacon of innovation in the modern rock scene, maintaining their original lineup while continuously evolving their sound. Originating from Omaha, Nebraska, the band—comprised of Nick Hexum (vocals, guitar), SA Martinez (vocals, turntables), Chad Sexton (drums), P-Nut (bass), and Tim Mahoney (lead guitar)—has become a fixture in the global music landscape, known for their dynamic fusion of rock, reggae, funk, and

rap. With a career spanning over three decades, 311’s music remains as vital and fresh as ever, reflecting their unwavering dedication to their craft and their fans. 311 has sold over 10 million albums, achieved over 1.5 billion streams globally, and landed 10 consecutive Top 10 charting albums. Across their 13 albums, they have earned 5X Platinum and 6X Gold certifications. They are the creators of “311 Day,” a multi-day immersive concert experience that takes place bi-

annually on March 11th. Additionally, they host the 311 Cruise, which has sold out within 24 hours of going on sale for seven consecutive cruises. Their latest single, "You're Gonna Get It," is the band’s highest-charting radio single in 13 years, currently sitting at #15 on US alternative radio.

Formed in 1990, 311 quickly became a standout in the Omaha music scene, blending genres in a way that was both innovative and accessible. Their early years were marked by relentless touring and a do-it-yourself approach to promotion, which paid off when they released their major-label

debut album, Music, in 1993. The band’s breakthrough came with their third album, 311 (1995), which featured the hit singles “Down,” “Don’t Stay Home,” and “All Mixed Up.” The album went triple platinum, and 311 was propelled into the mainstream, solidifying their status as one of the premier acts of the 1990s.

Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, 311 continued to build on their success with albums like Transistor (1997), Soundsystem (1999), and From Chaos (2001). Each release showcased the band’s ability to evolve and experiment with their sound while maintaining the core elements that had won them a devoted fanbase. Their music, characterized by a seamless blend of rock,

reggae, funk, and hip-hop influences, resonated with a diverse audience, allowing 311 to carve out a unique niche in the rock world.

While 311 has always had a strong presence in the United States, their influence extends far

beyond American borders. Over the years, the band has played shows across Europe, Japan,

South America, and other parts of the world, bringing their electrifying live performances to fans on multiple continents. Their most recent international performances include shows in Europe and Japan, and they are set to further expand their reach with upcoming shows in Australia and Indonesia. Whether playing to intimate crowds or massive festival audiences, 311 delivers a live experience that is as captivating as it is energetic, drawing on their decades of experience to create a show that is both polished and spontaneous.

At the heart of 311’s enduring appeal is their ability to evolve while staying true to their roots. The band’s music has consistently pushed the boundaries of genre, creating a sound that is instantly recognizable yet always fresh. From their early days blending genres, 311 has continuously refined their approach, incorporating new influences and experimenting with different styles. This willingness to evolve has kept their music relevant across generations, attracting new fans while satisfying longtime listeners.311’s upcoming album, set to be released later this year, is a testament to their ongoing evolution

and dedication to their craft. The album showcases the band’s songwriting mastery, honed over decades of touring and recording. The new material reflects a polished, mature sound that is both a nod to their early work and a bold step forward. With this release, 311 continues to demonstrate their ability to innovate within the rock genre, offering a modern rock experience that is as smooth and sophisticated as it is powerful.

One of the hallmarks of 311’s career has been their collaborative spirit. The band members bring a diverse range of influences and experiences to the table, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is greater than the sum of its parts. Nick Hexum’s melodic sensibility and rhythmic guitar work, SA Martinez’s distinctive vocal style and turntable skills, Chad Sexton’s precision drumming, P-

Nut’s groovy bass lines, and Tim Mahoney’s seamless versatility with his searing guitar solos all come together to form a cohesive and dynamic sound that is uniquely 311.