The Maine (band) Totally Explained

Everything about The Maine Band totally explained

The Maine is an American pop punk band from Phoenix, Arizona.

History

The Maine formed in 2007 while most of the band's members were still attending high school. They signed to Fearless Records that same year, who issued their debut EP, The Way We Talk. The record hit #45 on the U.S. Billboard Top Independent Albums chart and #10 on the Heatseekers chart in 2008. The group has played with bands such as Paramore, Bayside, This Providence, Just Surrender, and Lorene Drive. The group's debut full-length, Can't Stop, Won't Stop is being produced by Matt Squire and is due for release on July 8, 2008.

Members

John O'Callaghan - vocals
Garrett Nickelsen - bass
Pat Kirch - drums
Kennedy Brock - guitar
Jared Monaco - guitar

Former Members:

Ryan Osterman - guitar

Alex Ross - guitar

Discography

Can't Stop, Won't Stop (Fearless Records, July 8, 2008)

The Way We Talk EP (Fearless Records, December 11 2007)

Compilations

Punk Goes Crunk: Contributed I Wanna Love You, a cover of the song by AkonFurther Information

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