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What new stage device does Jonny Hawkins unveil on the Carnal tour?

Artem Arnautov

19 May 2025 — 1 min read

San Antonio alt-metal quartet Nothing More will support their LP Carnal (out 7 March) with an 82-date headline/festival circuit spanning four continents. The run opens 12 April at Mexico City’s Foro Palacio and wraps July 2026 in Helsinki.

Front-man Jonny Hawkins debuts a hydraulically enhanced “Scorpion Tail” MIDI exoskeleton that lifts him into vertical spins. Carnal, produced by Drew Fulk, features Ice Nine Kills’ Spencer Charnas on “Eat Your Young.” Deluxe vinyl embeds an NFC chip unlocking stems and a game-engine visualizer Hawkins coded in lockdown. Venues will host donation kiosks for To Write Love on Her Arms, with the band matching dollar-for-dollar. AEG projects $35 million gross after a 42 percent global-stream uptick since January.

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