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In our March/April issue, we’re doubling down on nostalgia and new beginnings with a feature on The Maine and The Academy Is…. For The Maine, nearly two decades into their career, the band is diving deep into the color green.Their tenth studio album, Joy Next Door, arriving April 10, captures the band at a point of reflection, growth, and cinematic storytelling. Meanwhile, The Academy Is… returns after an 18-year album hiatus with Almost There, out March 27, blending the nostalgia of their mid-2000s emo-pop roots with a confident sound.
This issue also highlights little image, the Texas trio exploring introspection and resilience on their sophomore album KILL THE GHOST. Plus, rising singer-songwriter Nora Mae transforms heartbreak and desire into theatrical pop on her upcoming debut full-length album, Fin.
Beyond artist features, we spotlight some Upcoming Tours that you cannot miss out on, and Business Beats with Deryck Whibley, who is most known for his three decades of shaping pop punk as the frontman of Sum 41, while launching his streetwear line, Walking Disaster.
Plus, our In Your City spotlight heads to The Maine’s hometown of Phoenix, where we explore The Van Buren, an anchor to Phoenix’s live music scene.
Physical copies of Melodic Magazine’s March/April double cover feature are available for pre-order now and will be shipping beginning mid April.
• Cover Feature: The Maine
• Interviews: The Maine, The Academy Is…, little image, Nora Mae
• On Your Radar: Holly Humberstone, Charley Crockett, Brigitte Calls Me Baby, Death Lens, Lola Bates
• Business Beats: Deryck Whibley (Sum 41 // Walking Disaster)
• In Your City + Venue Highlight: Phoenix, AZ + The Van Buren
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