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NONPOINT Hurricane Benefit Raises Over $15,000

November 16, 2005

On November 11, Bieler Bros. Records artist NONPOINT played a sold-out show with THE BLACK MARIA and BURN SEASON at Ricochet in Ft. Myers, Florida. All of the proceeds from the door and the 800+ copies sold of NONPOINT's new CD, "To the Pain", were donated to the hurricane victims fund to help continue to raise aid for the many victims of Hurricane Wilma. The show, which was sponsored by WJBX, marked NONPOINT's first show in Ft. Myers since the release of their fourth CD, "To the Pain", which came out on November 8. NONPOINT will be on a headlining tour throughout the end of the year with THE BLACK MARIA and BURN SEASON in support.

"To the Pain" has sold just under 9,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

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