Based out of Buffalo, N.Y., More Than Me's pop/rock sound has been capturing the attention of thousands of fans across the country for nearly a decade. The band has received praise from top artists and music industry executives and has also garnered various honors, such as the VH1 Save the Music Foundation "SongoftheYear.com" award for their single "Unconditional Truth" and "Best Original Rock Band" in the WNY People's Choice Awards. With more than 500 shows, 100,000 miles of national touring, 5,000 independent CDs sold (from the back of their van) and more than 200,000 hits on their MySpace page, More Than Me has proven that they are truly worthy of winning Hard Rock's Ambassadors of Rock Battle of the Bands and taking the stage at Hard Rock Calling 2010!

Finalists from 26 cities were reviewed by a star-studded panel of artists and music industry professionals, led by Little Steven Van Zandt of the legendary E Street Band. The distinguished panel also includes Live Nation Vice President of Promotions Toby Leighton-Pope, SPIN Magazine editor Doug Brod, Sr. Director of Brand Philanthropy, Memorabilia and Artist Relations for Hard Rock International Annie Balliro, Absolute Radio Director of Marketing Clare Baker and 2009 Ambassadors of Rock Battle of the Bands winners Rudy Vaughn. The panel deliberated long and hard, and narrowed the field down to 10 final bands. The vote was then taken to the web, where fans across the globe visited www.HardRock.com to cast their ballots.

Hard Rock Calling 2010 will be held from Friday, June 25th through Sunday, June 27th in London's Hyde Park, with more than a dozen top bands performing on two stages. Promising three days of unparalleled music, Hard Rock Calling 2010 will also feature performances by The Hives, The Gaslight Anthem, Ben Harper and Relentless7, Wolfmother, Jamiroquai, Corrine Bailey Rae, James Morrison and more. Additional artists for the 2010 line-up will be announced leading up to the event and tickets for the festival are available at www.hardrockcalling.com . In addition to renowned bands and an on-site Hard Rock Cafe, the festival will include a market area, performance art, a healing area and a "chill out" zone.