Johnny No Mobile, Alabama
In 2009, Johnny No began pioneering its edgy blues rock style. After the release of the debut album “The Riviera Sessions, Vol. 1,” High Times Magazine named them an “Unsigned Band of the Week.” Their second album "Modern Hymns for the Gentleman Loafer" was well-received by fans and critics. From Mobile to Memphis, this band's eclectic style draws people of all walks. ... more
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