Vinyl Fans, You’ll LOVE this One!

Listen to The Blake Show with Kelly and Todd this week from August 18th through 22nd for your chance to win a vinyl copy of Maroon 5’s brand new album Love is Like, as just released on August 15th!

And if you’re extra lucky, you can take home Maroon 5’s entire collection on vinyl! That’s every album from Songs About Jane all the way to Jordi.

(Albums include: Songs About Jane, It Won’t Be Soon Before Long, Hands All Over, Overexposed, V, Red Pill Blues and Jordi)

Want to check out the new album now? You can grab it here: maroon5.store

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