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10 years of US

rmunoz — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 19:31:02 +0000

This past May marked 10 years of US. UnNamed Servant started out a three-piece groove-rock band out of Nashville, TN. Gregg and Rob, originally from Southern California, and Paul from Minnesota, the three starting touring venues all around the US from California to Florida picking up US followers along the way. 19 year old Skylar was one of them. He started out running sound for US and just never went home. It was 2007 that band decided it was time for a fourth and Skylar naturally fit right in (he had played drums for a band formerly known as powdered toast under the alias disco stu) . Since then the band has developed their sound to fit into the pop/rock genre while keeping to their groove roots. 10 years has produced 4 studio albums, 4 international tours, thousands of CD’s sold, and too many stories to count. So here’s to 10 more years!

Post-Iowa, Pre-India/Africa Tour!

rmunoz — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 22:54:47 +0000

After three fast-paced days in Iowa, Unnamed Servant is back in Nashville. The band kicked off their Iowa tour at the Coffee Attic, where the band performed for some 10-year-hardcore US fans. Saturday afternoon US was on the main-stage in Garner, Iowa at Bash on the Farm Music Festival. It was high-energy set that had audience and other bands jumping with US. On Sunday morning UnNamed Servant put on a show and shared some history for their friends at The River’s Edge. It was an intimate time of songs and stories behind the music from around the US and overseas serving the poor. The band’s grass-roots following is only getting stronger after this past weekend. Oh Iowa why are you so far?! Stay tuned for information on upcoming tours to Africa and India this summer…

Bashin’ in Iowa

rmunoz — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 15:24:21 +0000

US is performing main stage one Iowa’s trend setting music festivals this Saturday at 1:30pm. ‘Bash on the Farm’ has been a staple crop in the mid west rock scene for over 10 years and will set the stage for over 70 bands on multiple stages this weekend. In addition to their standard high-energy electric performance at Bash, US will be playing a personal acoustic set at the Coffee Attic in Iowa Falls on Friday night at 7pm to re-connect with friends and fans in the area. If you can’t catch either one and you got nowhere to go on Sunday morning come see them at River’s Edge at 10:37am. They’ll be sharing a peek at their work behind the music with people all over the world. See you this weekend, in person, online, or soon! Check our Facebook or ReverbNation page for more details.

Springfield UMC

rmunoz — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 22:59:06 +0000

Title: Springfield UMC
Location: Springfield, TN
Start Time: 07:00
Date: 2010-09-25

New Record on iTunes!

rmunoz — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 18:17:24 +0000

If you haven’t already heard, UnNamed Servant’s brand new album, Invitation to Exile, is available through iTunes. You can purchase it online or pick up a hard copy when we visit your hometown. We were going to have some cassettes made, but someone said people aren’t using them anymore. Here’s the iTunes link: I2E

Belle Meade

rmunoz — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:35:13 +0000

Title: Belle Meade
Location: Nashville, TN
Date: 2009-11-22

ALS Benefit Concert Oct 3

rmunoz — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 05:03:54 +0000

UnNamed Servant has been invited to headline a ALS benefit concert in Nashville, TN. This will be a special night as US bass player, Rob Munoz’s mom, Belinda Munoz, will be the guest of honor. She is a 3 year survivor of ALS.

Other special guest bands on the bill are the Ex-Professionals, L.A., and The E. Africa Performers.

UnNamed Servant plans on delivering songs from their new soon to be released record Invitation 2 Exile, Anthem, and a couple new covers.

Tullahoma Likes US

rmunoz — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 00:04:30 +0000

Tullahoma … More like Rockahoma! The whole town came out to the high school gym to rock with US (that work as a pronoun and an abbreviation for UnNamed Servant…cool huh?) 12 songs set The Anthem, Words That Liberate, No One Like You, Crush, Love, Dare You To Move, Everyone Wants To Be Loved, Anything, Bring me 2 the Floor, Thinkin’ We went about 1 hour 45 min. Some fans reported being rocked so hard that were blessed by sweat from the head slashing of bassist Robert Munoz. Other fans reported swooning and blushing as a result of Mc’G Dizzle’s face melting guitar solos. The whole gig was televised for Tullahoma TV. So if your pick up that station let us know what you think. Thanks to all our new friends in Tullahoma. Especially, Joel, Matt from Blood Water Mission, and Debbie who took such good care of US and our families. YOU GUYS ROCK’D OUR EVERYTHING OFF. Way to go!

Twitter US

rmunoz — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 22:28:01 +0000

Do you twitter??? We do. Become a follower of any of our twitters at the these addresses:

Gregg (www.twitter.com/gregg_garner)
Paul (www.twitter.com/us_drummer)
Rob (www.twitter.com/robert_munoz)

Learn and start your twitter too!

Life of Winter

rmunoz — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 20:22:43 +0000

“The dead of winter”, as they say, is only dead to those who forget we are made to be evergreen!

US is not slowing down these days as we are getting ready for some big changes. After a record setting month for music and merchandise sales it looks like US’s new album, ANTHEM, is paving the way for a big new year.

“Ya, but I hows about the next album?!” Yes I can read your mind. As of now the band is in between albums as their record company prepares for its next big move. This means the band is now exiting their current recording and rehearsal space they have been using for 3 years. Nyumba studio was a kitchen of sorts for the band to create the music for Anthem and many worship tunes the band has made popular over the years.

SLAM records, the bands independently run record company, has its eye on a fixer upper just on the outside of Nashville. The new space will provide for US as well an opportunity to recruit a few of the band’s favorite artists and musicians into the this movement to change the world! Speaking of Anthem…

Anthem and band merchandise will be sold from our new band store on this site. 100% of proceeds go directly to mission efforts to serve the poor and underprivileged. The funds raised in the past several years have built literacy training centers in Africa, ran AIDS awareness programs, fed the poor, and numerous other charitable work.

I know a lot of you US fans are into helping the needy this dark world too. So keep spreading the word about it, and be a light where ever you are. The winter is the perfect time to be life when everything else is dying!