The Kings of Nuthin'

The Kings of Nuthin'
The Kings of Nuthin'
	The Kings of Nuthin' live in Colmar (France) (2005-11-27) — left to right: Thomas Lorioux, Necro, Torr Skoog, Trafton Waldrop, Hayden Cummings
Background information
Origin	Boston, Massachusetts, US
Genres	Punkabilly; psychobilly; street punk; punk rock; rock'n'roll; neo-rockabilly; rhythm and blues;
Works
Years active	1996-2013
Labels	Reckloose Records; Crazy Love Records; Disaster Records; People Like You Records; Sailor's Grave Records;
Spinoffs	Heathen Apostles; Flying Vipers; Pressure Cooker;
Spinoff of	The Boston Blackouts
Past members	Torr Skoog; Zack Brines; Liam Crill; Chris Wilkinson; Justin Hubbard; Spike Katz; Danny Edge; Tommy Bellevue; Slick; Hayden Cummings; Thomas Lorioux; Trafton Waldrop;
Website	kingsofnuthin.com ; (Archived on May 31, 2008)

The Kings of Nuthin' was a 7-9 piece American punk rock band from Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in the late 1990s, they gained international attention in the early 2000s, especially in Europe, for their unusual combination of street punk, rock'n'roll and swing as well as their energetic live performances with piano, double bass, washboard and horns. After releasing four albums, they disbanded following the death of their singer in 2013.