NJ’s very own, Not Leaving Sober, is a breath of fresh air in a sea of musical regularity. The boys are unapologetically themselves: raw, uncensored and rowdy. Their mission: Chronicle their lifestyle on the Jersey shore — partying, performing and barely getting by, while also bringing some of Nashville’s magic home through bluesy solos, Skynyrd-esque riffs and witty, often audacious lyricism – all the while, establishing New Jersey’s scene in Country music as one to be reckoned with and respected. In December of 2024, the boys dropped their debut album, “Almost Sober”, which sold 500 albums worldwide in its first week, with over 500,000 first-week streams, as an independent artist. They sold out Asbury Park’s famous Wonder Bar for their album release show. In 2025, the boys debuted on the main stage at Barefoot Country Music Fest with Jelly Roll, Jason Aldean, Lainey Wilson & Megan Moroney. In April of 2026, they headlined Asbury Park’s Stone Pony and performed in-arena at the New Jersey Devils game for their new single, “Welcome to Hell”. Their New Jersey anthem “Y’all Don’t Know” was featured on Spotify’s Hot Country. 700k on-demand streams paired with coverage from NJ.com, Asbury Park Press, Country Swag & Raised Rowdy and airplay from CAT Country 107.3, 95.9 WRAT, Thunder 107, 92.5 XTU Philadelphia & New York’s Country 94.7 — the band is “quickly becoming a household name, in New Jersey & Country music alike and is absolutely thriving”.