Editorial
The Maine: When Culture Creates Family
The Maine may only be five members but they’ve created a whole little world—and not just for themselves.
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The Maine may only be five members but they’ve created a whole little world—and not just for themselves.
With 2017 comes the 10th anniversary of The Maine’s Stay Up, Get Down and The Way We Talk.
The Maine is ten years old in 2017. The core of any band blessed with longevity must surely be friendship.
You’re standing in a small venue. People milling about, chatting or ordering another drink at the sticky bar while everyone waits impatiently for the band to come out. The excitement is palpable. It’s nothing unusual—isn’t this what a pre-concert venue always looks like?—but what’s different is the band you’re waiting for. A band of five dudes from Arizona, a band called The Maine. If you talk to any The Maine fan, one of the most frequent adjectives you’ll hear (apart from “super-awesome-I-love-them-so-much”) is “hard-working”. And rightfully so; not only are they constantly putting out new music, they’re also almost always… Read more »
Over the years, The Maine has continuously produced material that does not disappoint. But perhaps the most respectable part of their evolution is that they’ve made it a point to do what they want and have hustled to get to where they are.
“Callwood at the Cooler” sees Brett Callwood waxing lyrical about events in the news, pop culture and the etc. This week’s topics include: Mariah Carey, Trump’s inauguration party, Coachella, and more.
“Callwood at the Cooler” is a new bi-weekly column which will see me waxing lyrical about events in the news, pop culture and the etc.
Lock your doors, hide yo’ kids, and prepare to witness the weird, wild, and downright wicked winter holidays from around the globe!
You’ve rocked with Clubhouse at music festivals, seen ’em take the same stage as acts like X Ambassadors, Passion Pit, and Børns, and now you’re going to be able to jam to their latest track “Blame The Weather”.
idobi photographer Audrey Lew spent a few days with Lost Sons in Los Angeles before their show in Pico Rivera, CA.
