After a five-year break since their last studio album, 311 return with their long-awaited follow up, Full Bloom. With over three decades in the game, the Omaha-born quintet—Nick Hexum, Chad Sexton, Tim Mahoney, SA Martinez, and P-Nut—continue to evolve their signature blend of rock, funk, and reggae. The album’s lead single, “You're Gonna Get It,” marks their highest-charting hit in 13 years, with its introspective message about accountability resonating deeply with fans and racking up over a million streams.

Another standout track, “Need Somebody,” underscores the importance of staying connected to those who care, echoing the album’s overarching theme of unity. “311 has always been about community, communication, and connection,” the band explains. That ethos pulses through Full Bloom, where positivity and togetherness take center stage amid an increasingly divided world. “Staying open with your loved ones and community is crucial so we can all thrive in full bloom,” they add.

Fresh off their wildly successful Unity Tour, one of the biggest of their 34-year career, 311 prove their enduring influence, with over 10 million albums sold in the U.S. and 1.5 billion streams globally. Meanwhile, their biannual cruise, set to sail in March 2025, sold out in less than 24 hours, while a resurgence in sales for their 1994 classic Grassroots thanks to its 30th Anniversary reissue further points to their lasting impact.

Topping it off, the band remain an international draw, with their first trip to Japan in a decade welcoming large crowds while landing headline slots at European festivals for the first time in 20 years. 311’s legacy continues to thrive, showing that even after all these years, they’re still in full bloom.