Still Unbroken has been shaking up the scene since 2014, but the real magic happened in 2022 when the current lineup came together. With a wild mix of rock, metal, stoner rock, and a whole lot of party vibes, the band has crafted their own unique sound, which they proudly call Mosh and Roll. And let’s be clear: this isn't your average headbang-worthy music – it’s a full-on, no-holds-barred sonic assault that’ll get your fists pumping and your feet moving!

The band – Amir (drums), Martin (bass), Dominik (vocals), Dennis (lead guitar & backing vocals), and Chris (rhythm guitar) – isn’t just about melting faces with massive riffs and pounding rhythms. Nope, these guys are all about bringing the fun. And it shows. Decked out in their signature neon-colored Hawaiian shirts and over-the-top outfits, they turn every gig into a chaotic, high-energy party where the only rule is to let loose and rock out.

Their music? Think crushing guitars, thunderous bass, and a relentless groove that makes you want to mosh and party all at once. Dennis and Chris rip it up on guitars, laying down riffs that hit like a freight train, while Martin's bass shakes the foundation. Amir keeps the beat heavy and driving, ensuring there's no escape from the mosh pit, and Dominik's vocals bring the attitude, swagger, and a little cheekiness to top it all off.

But don't be fooled by the madness – Still Unbroken knows how to keep it tight musically while always keeping the mood lighthearted. They’re not here to take themselves too seriously; they’re here to have a damn good time – and they want you right there with them. Whether they're tearing up a festival stage or packing out a sweaty club, the result is the same: an unforgettable night of headbanging, laughs, and pure rock 'n' roll chaos.

Their philosophy? It’s simple: “Turn it up, tear it down, and leave it all on the stage.” With their signature Mosh and Roll sound, Still Unbroken brings the thunder, the party, and the energy, making sure you leave with a smile and a sore neck. Hawaiian shirts are optional, but highly encouraged.