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Former Nothing More Crew Member Charged After February Concert Incident

7/14/2026, 12:18:39 AM

Legal Action Following the February 3, 2026 Show

A warrant was issued on July 10 for Zachary Bonin, a former touring-crew employee of the rock band Nothing More, on a charge of “Assault With Intent To Commit A Felony.” Oklahoma court records list the charge as a felony under state law, and a $200,000 bond has been set for Bonin’s arrest. As of the latest inmate-search, Bonin has not been taken into custody.

Incident Background

The alleged assault is said to have occurred after Nothing More’s February 3, 2026 performance at The Criterion Theater in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. A woman identified as Morgan Dunbar publicly detailed the accusations, stating she was gathering evidence and witness statements and intended to pursue legal action. Following Dunbar’s disclosure, the band announced that Bonin had been terminated from his crew position.

Official Statements & Responses

Nothing More issued a brief statement confirming they were not present during the alleged incident, emphasizing their commitment to a safe work environment, and pledging full cooperation with authorities. No comment has been released by Bonin or his representatives regarding the warrant or charges.

Verbatim Quotes

  • “A warrant has reportedly been issued for Zachary Bonin, a former member of Nothing More's touring crew.” — Lambgoat article
  • “According to court records, Zachary Bonin has been charged with ‘Assault With Intent To Commit A Felony’, a felony offense under Oklahoma law.” — The Mosh Network article
  • “Authorities have also issued a warrant for Bonin’s arrest, with bond set at $200,000.” — The Mosh Network article
  • “Yesterday we were made aware of accusations about one of our crew members. While we weren’t present at the incident in question, having a safe work environment is something we take very seriously. The crew member has been fired and we will cooperate fully with any investigation.” — Nothing More spokesperson

The case remains pending, with law-enforcement investigation ongoing and no further public updates reported.