BTD Song Review One More Fight by The Complaints

BTD Song Review One More Fight by The Complaints

I really like this track, the Complaints prove once again why they’ve carved out a dedicated space in the modern rock scene with their song “One More Fight.” From the opening groove, this track hooks you in with a classic rock vibe that feels both nostalgic and fresh. The band’s tight instrumentation sets the stage perfectly for Dean Petrella’s standout vocals — which channel shades of a young Jon Bon Jovi, yet with a raw, soulful edge all his own.

Check out these lyrics — “We were young and didn’t know better, what I wouldn’t give for one more fight so we can make up,” — This hits with a bittersweet punch that’s for sure. Petrella spills out his soul, capturing that universal ache for second chances and the messy beauty of love and reconciliation. You can feel every word as the band builds around him, balancing emotional depth with a solid rock backbone.

Produced by The Complaints themselves, and mixed by Matt Ricci with final mastering by the renowned Adam Ayan, the track sounds crisp and radio-ready. Joe Martira’s co-writing adds extra authenticity to the song’s heartfelt storytelling, and it’s clear this is a band that cares about every layer of their sound.

If you want proof that The Complaints shine just as brightly live, check out Petrella’s passionate performance of “One More Fight” from Alley Taps in Nashville, a legendary spot for songwriters. There, an impromptu guitar solo by the legendary John Brazile brings a new dimension to the song’s energy and shows how this band keeps their rock roots alive and well on stage.

“One More Fight” is a testament to The Complaints’ staying power: timeless rock grooves, honest lyrics, and a performance that leaves you wanting just… one more fight.

Listen here: One More Fight (Official Video)

Live at Alley Taps: One More Fight (Live)
Band Website: thecomplaints.com