For nearly three decades, Nonpoint have made intensity their calling card—on record, onstage, and in the unbreakable relationship they have built with their audience. Formed in South Florida in 1997 by vocalist Elias Soriano and drummer Robb Rivera, the band has forged a career on muscular riffs, rhythmic force, sharp hooks, and the kind of live performance that turns a room into a release valve.
That foundation has carried Nonpoint from their 2000 major-label debut Statement through eleven studio albums, establishing the group as a lasting force across hard rock, alternative metal, groove metal, and the heavier edge of modern radio. Their catalog includes enduring fan and radio favorites such as “Bullet With a Name,” “Alive and Kicking,” “Circles,” “What a Day,” “Breaking Skin,” and “Generation Idiot”—songs built for volume, movement, and collective catharsis.
The band’s legacy is measurable: more than one million albums sold, extensive mainstream-rock airplay, and music placed across film, television, trailers, video games, and major sports and wrestling broadcasts. “Bullet With a Name” became the band’s signature crossover moment, reaching No. 22 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock chart while appearing in WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2007 and the film The Condemned. Yet Nonpoint’s reputation has always been defined most clearly by the road.
They have toured with artists including Disturbed, Papa Roach, Mudvayne, and Sevendust, and have brought their high-impact set to major festival stages including Ozzfest, Rock am Ring, Rock im Park, Donington, Rock on the Range, Welcome to Rockville, and Soundwave. Every era of the band has been pressure-tested in front of an audience—a commitment that keeps Nonpoint relevant to longtime supporters while continuing to attract a new generation of heavy-music fans.