The Maine

he Maine is an American rock band from Tempe, Arizona formed in January of 2007. Their first full-length, "Can’t Stop Won’t Stop," was released in July 2008 to incredible fan reception.

With the momentum of their first release, The Maine dropped "Black and White" in the summer of 2010. It was instantly clear that what the group had was something special – it was this release that the fans and industry started to see their growth and maturity expand as creative artists and musicians.

When it came time to release their third album in 2011, "Pioneer," it was clear that the record needed to be released independently without the input of anyone but the band members themselves. After making the decision to part ways with their major label, The Maine decided to film the experience and released the documentary "Anthem For A Dying Breed."

In June 2013, The Maine released their fourth full-length album, "Forever Halloween." The album was recorded live through analog tape without the use of computer editing techniques which have become the standard in modern recordings. This gave the album an energy that cannot be captured any other way than five people performing in a room together. “The tape machine was like having an older, wiser, intimidatingly glowing woman in the room,” says frontman John O’Callaghan on the experience. “We were all meeting her for the first time, but she already knew everything there was to know about the five of us. In no single way judgmental, but she sniffed out the bulls**t and wouldn’t allow us to be anyone we are not. We are now better men for meeting that woman.”