Nebula"Europe Tour 26"- support Johnny Nasty Boots

Nebula"Europe Tour 26"- support Johnny Nasty Boots

Nebula formed out of a shared obsession with atmosphere, melody, and powerful live performance, led by guitarist Eddie Glass, whose songwriting and unmistakable guitar style form the band’s creative backbone known for his a deep foundation of heavy riffing, psychedelia, and raw rock energy.

Drawing from a wide range of influences, Nebula blends expansive textures, driving rhythms, and emotionally grounded songwriting to create music that feels both cinematic and personal. Over time, the band honed its identity through writing sessions, relentless live shows, and constant refinement of their sound. Their music reflects growth, movement, and connection—capturing moments of intensity and introspection alike.

With a reputation for immersive, volume-driven performances and a sound that continues to evolve, Nebula is steadily carving out its own space while staying rooted in the chemistry and creative force that brought them together.

Johnny Nasty Boots is a Los Angeles–based rock artist originally from Mexico City, known for blending the psychedelic and blues-driven spirit of the ’60s and ’70s with a modern, high-voltage edge. He first gained national recognition when his single Deadline was named Song of the Year by Reactor 105.7 FM, and later solidified his presence with relentless touring and high-profile performances, including the Whisky A Go-Go’s 60th Anniversary. In 2025, he released his EP Self Portrait, a deeply personal record he fully wrote, arranged, and produced himself, recorded with Grammy-winner Mark Rains and mixed by Alain Johannes (Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures).

Self Portrait marked a breakout moment, earning international recognition from Rolling Stone UK and strong editorial support across major platforms. That same year, Johnny played 40 shows across five countries on three continents, toured Europe alongside Corky Laing of Mountain, completed his first Japan tour, opened for Pentagram at the Whisky A Go-Go — a great follow up to his 32-date U.S. tour as direct opener for Faster Pussycat. His song Howlin’ and Dying won Best Rock Song in America at the Intercontinental Music Awards, while For Your Love was selected among Convoy Radio’s Top 100 Songs of the Year, positioning Johnny Nasty Boots as one of the most active and visible independent rock artists of his generation.