Nightly releases "Hate My Favorite Band"

Photo by Zach Pigg

Nashville based, alternative pop band released Hate My Favorite Band (HMFB) on April 1, following their recent release ‘about you’ with notd which gained more than 1 million streams in its first week. HMFB is sure to follow with an overwhelming positive response to teasers on TikTok.

HMFB explores that all-consuming feeling resulting from a breakup that turns the positives in life, into your worst memories. The juxtaposition between the upbeat and energetic music against the angsty and sad lyrics really makes you think about the breadth of emotions that are tangled up with love and its loss.

Lead singer Jonathan Capeci says, “It’s one of our favorite songs we’ve ever written. There are definitely autobiographical bits in this song. I definitely don’t hate my favorite band because of someone, but there are albums I couldn’t listen to for a while.”

Comprised of Jonathan Capeci, Joey Beretta and Nicholas Sainato, the band have toured extensively, including with NF, The Band Camino, Lennon Stella, Andy Grammer and Ke$ha. With over 300 million streams and over 450,000 social media followers, it’s no surprise Nightly’s TikTok following has grown significantly in the past few months, with over 15 millions views. They are currently on tour with The Midnight.

Nashville based alternative pop band, Nightly is comprised of Jonathan Capeci, Joey Beretta and Nicholas Sainato. They named the band after a texting abbreviation for "night, love you."

Since their formation in 2016, they have toured extensively for both headline tours and in support of artists including: Andy Grammer, Ke$ha, the All-American Rejects, Zella Day, and K.Flay, NF and the Struts - they are currently touring with The Midnight.

After consistent success with their earlier EPs, singles and feature on ayokay’s song “Sleepless Nights,” Nightly released their debut album “night, love you” in 2020. Nightly released “about you” with NOTD “About You” on March 11, gaining more than 1 million streams in the first week.

Currently signed to 1021 Entertainment as management, UTA for bookings and Universal for publishing, Nightly are currently independent on the label side.