"Nothing More" on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in March 2014. Nothing More featured at the end of documentary "Collective" about the 2015 fire at a concert in Romania (killing 27 and injuring 180) and the subsequent corruption scandal which brought down the government and following on from that the deaths of a further 37 victims in the hospitals which exposed widespread corruption and mismanagement in the Romanian healthcare system. In 2019 the Alternate Routes hosted an event called The Alternate Routes Getaway. It has been running for 3 years with a break during 2020. The likes of Tony Lucca, Meaghan Farrell, Amy Gerhartz along with many more have graced the stage. The 2 day event is hosted in the Outerbanks of NC, once in Kitty Hawk and the last two times in Avon, NC. Members Present Tim Warren - lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitars Eric Donnelly - electric guitars, backing vocals Ian Tait - bass guitar Kurt Leon - drums (2007–2008, then rejoined the band in 2012) Taryn Chory- Vocals Previous Mike Sembos - bass guitar, backing vocals, electric guitar (2005-2013) Chip Johnson - bass, keys, backing vocals, drums (2003–2010) Stephen Chopek - drums (2005–2007) David Grant - drums (late 2008) Mike Stavitz - drums (2008–2010) Richard Medek - drums (2010-2011) Discography Albums This Is When EP (2003) Over Your Shoulder EP (2004) Good and Reckless and True (2005) Good and Reckless and True (2007, re-released on Vanguard Records) The Watershed EP (2008) Sucker's Dream (2009) Live... in Seattle (2010) Lately (2010) Nothing More (2014) It's That Time EP (2014) Live In Pawling (2017) Singles "Time Is a Runaway" (2007) "The Future's Nothing New" (2009) "Ain't No Secret" (2009) "Carry Me Home" (2011) "Nothing More" (2013) "Somewhere In America" (2016) "Safe Haven" (2017) "Stronger" (2017) Notes External links The Alternate Routes collection at the Internet Archive's live music archive Official Getaway Website Rock music groups from Connecticut Fairfield University alumni Independent Music Awards winners