The band has toured extensively and has had their music featured in various video games, movies, and soundtracks.

The band released various demos and its lineup changed numerous times, with Rivera as the only constant member.

By 1997, the band's name was shortened to simply "Nonpoint", and the lineup was restructured with Rivera on drums, Elias Soriano on vocals, Ken MacMillan on bass, and Andrew Goldman on guitar.

The band released their debut major label album Statement on October 10, 2000, via MCA Records.

A year after its release,[citation needed] the album entered the Billboard 200 charts, where it peaked at No. 166.

[3] Nonpoint completed a successful second appearance at Ozzfest, during the Donington Park leg of the European tour.

A second single, "Circles", was featured in NASCAR Thunder 2003, as well as the soundtrack for Hot Wheels AcceleRacers.

"In the Air Tonight", which was previously featured on the Recoil album, was the theme song for the Miami Vice movie.

[citation needed] It made a belated appearance on the Mainstream Rock charts, peaking at No. 34.

[3] The first single, "March of War", was released early on the band's Myspace page, as well as a sample of the lead track "Wake Up World".

On January 20, 2009, drummer Robb Rivera announced that the band had parted ways with Bieler Bros. and were seeking a new label and management.

Dubbed, Cut The Cord, the outing features acoustic renditions of "What a Day", "Circles", "Rabia", "Victim", and "Your Signs".

The band started work on their sixth studio album in late 2009, with plans to release it early to mid-2010.

[3] The second single, "Frontlines", was released in August, and was inspired by the military and their daily risk-taking to protect the United States.

The band stated that they had been writing new music and that they planned to start recording a new album at the end of the year through Razor & Tie.

It was confirmed through Nonpoint's Facebook page that they would be recording for a DVD when they play their show in their hometown on May 8.

Nonpoint completed the recording process for their self-titled seventh studio album with producer Johnny K. The band released the song "I Said It", and made plans to tour with Call Me No One.

Also Nonpoint released the song "Breaking Skin" as the album's lead single on August 12, 2014.

Not long after the album's release, BC Kochmit (Eye Empire, Switched) took over Dave Lizzio's role as Nonpoint's lead guitarist.

[14] While playing a show at Amos Southend in Charlotte, North Carolina on the Crack the Sky tour with 10 Years, the band revealed they had begun work on their ninth studio album and that they would enter begin recording in February 2016.

In early May the band announced the 14-track album and the first song, "Generation Idiot" via their official Facebook page.

"[31] Originally playing an aggressive style, Nonpoint moved to more melodic sounds with their 2002 album Development, due to pressure from their record label MCA.

My guitar player is really into Stevie Ray Vaughan and blues and a lot of industrial stuff like Nine Inch Nails.

[29] Nonpoint frequently use frog symbolism (specifically that of the coquí, a group of several species native to Puerto Rico)[34] on their album covers, as well as in vocal samples in Development.