Saving Abel, the Southern rock band founded by Jared Weeks and Jason Null, gained mainstream success with their hit single "Addicted," which propelled their self-titled debut album to platinum status and the Billboard Top 50. Their follow-up album, "Miss America," continued their chart-topping success with singles like "Stupid Girl (Only in Hollywood)" and "The Sex is Good." After several successful releases, the band is now working on their forthcoming album in the studio, building on their legacy of catchy hooks and heavy riffs that have solidified their name in the rock scene.
Throughout their career, Saving Abel has garnered numerous awards from MTV, VH1, Fuse, BMG, and Music Choice, including most played song of the year for "Addicted." The band's third record, "Bringing Down The Giant," saw further success with the title track breaking into the top 10 on multiple charts. Additionally, Weeks and Null explored their songwriting roots with the release of the EP "Shade of Grace - Twenty Year Songs," showcasing their evolving musical prowess and commitment to their craft.
