Authority Zero

Authority Zero is a dynamic American punk rock band formed in 1994 in Mesa, Arizona. With a unique blend of reggae and skate punk, the band has carved out a distinctive niche in the music scene, characterized by their catchy hooks and vibrant sound. Their debut album, “A Passage In Time,” released in 2002, marked a significant milestone in their career, featuring hits like “One More Minute” and “Over Seasons.” This album not only showcased their musical versatility but also propelled them into the spotlight, leading to tours with renowned acts such as Sum 41 and Everclear.

In 2004, Authority Zero continued to build on their success with the release of “Andiamo,” which further solidified their reputation for politically charged lyrics and genre-blending music. The album included notable tracks like “Revolution” and a reimagined version of “Mexican Radio,” demonstrating their commitment to addressing contemporary issues through their art. Their live acoustic compilation, “Rhythm and Booze,” released in 2006, showcased their ability to connect with audiences in an intimate setting, further enhancing their fan base.

The band’s evolution continued with the release of “Stories of Survival” in 2010 and “The Tipping Point” in 2013, both of which received critical acclaim and showcased their growth as musicians. The addition of new members over the years, including bassist Mike Spero and drummer Chris Dalley, has brought fresh energy to the group, allowing them to explore new musical directions while maintaining their signature sound.

Most recently, Authority Zero released “Ollie Ollie Oxen Free” in 2021, further demonstrating their resilience and creativity in the face of challenges. Their commitment to their craft is evident in their extensive touring schedule and collaborations with emerging artists, ensuring that their music continues to resonate with fans old and new. With a rich discography and a reputation for electrifying live performances, Authority Zero remains a vital force in the punk rock genre.