3 Pill Morning Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

3 Pill Morning's music is a blistering, diverse, dynamic and altogether reinvigorating powerhouse of soaring melodic hard rock from the depths of each band member’s soul. There’s no clear cut distinction between what 3 Pill Morning does in the studio, on the stage and in their every day lives. All of their songs are the result of their lifelong experiences, many written on the road. It’s all one cohesive statement. It’s all 3PM. The four men of the steadfast, hard working, blue-collar hard rock band put their music where their hearts are, squeezing every drop of emotion they can summon into each and every note. 3 PILL MORNING songs are evocative, memorable, and relatable. 3PM elicit strong feelings of connection and fellowship for anyone who perseveres against life’s setbacks. It’s the kind of earnest, Midwestern rock n’ roll destined for the radio dial and equally at home on a giant arena stage or in an intimate, dimly-lit roadside tavern. This is the kind of music that quickens the pulse, mobilizes adrenaline and strikes an emotional chord in the same vein as the anthemic, passionate hard rock, active rock and screamo of platinum trailblazers like The Used, Papa Roach and Breaking Benjamin. “Our goal is to transform it to more of an experience with an over the top live show,” says vocalist Jeff Stebbins. “Some other rock shows get a little stagnant, where people just kind of stand there and play their songs. We put on a high energy show, similar to the hardcore punk scene and some of the other bands that really get things moving, which has been absent in some of the Rock scene. We make it engaging.” These guys are possessed with an indie band vibe while operating expertly in the Hard Rock world. They’ve gone on tour with Shinedown, In This Moment, Hollywood Undead, Theory of a Deadman, Sevendust, Saving Abel, Buckcherry, Escape The Fate, 12 Stones and Smile Empty Soul, all since forming roughly fifteen years ago in Minnesota. Yet they remain accessible to their fans, hanging by the merch, engaging on social media, playing spontaneously organized acoustic sets and inviting people into the album making process via crowd sourcing.