Nessuna Resa
Nessuna Resa formed in Rome around 2010, a five-piece Italian rock band with members Andrea Gianola, Samuele De Pasquale, Roberto Nori, Raffaele Adriani, and...
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Nessuna Resa formed in Rome around 2010, a five-piece Italian rock band with members Andrea Gianola, Samuele De Pasquale, Roberto Nori, Raffaele Adriani, and Matteo Righi. They started playing small venues and festivals, working through the typical early struggles of a new group trying to build an audience.
Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2015, and the title track "Nessuna Resa" became something of an anthem. The song's straightforward message of not giving up seemed to connect with listeners. Another track from that period, "Sogno Di Rivolta," also found its way into their setlists.
In 2017, the band faced plagiarism accusations from another Italian act, which they denied. The situation drew some media attention, but they continued on. Their music stayed in that rock vein, built around the kind of energy that works well in live settings.
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