Guitar.com and Musictech Return to Print
NME Networks announced that Guitar.com and Musictech will make their return to print this spring.
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New Formats and Release Schedule
After a four-year hiatus, both publications will return in entirely new premium magazine formats and will be featured each time in NMEField.
Celebrating innovative talents and premier music equipment, Guitar.com will launch in print on Thursday, May 29, while Musictech will be available starting Thursday, July 31. These releases will alternate every two months. Thus, each publication will have three print editions throughout the year.
Providing fans with additional value, the magazines will showcase digital covers monthly, highlighting the most remarkable equipment and artists, as well as offering in-depth features, exclusive backstage videos, and social content.
Exclusive Benefits for Subscribers
Alongside the new print media, exclusive features will be available to readers who subscribe to the respective mailing lists upon each launch. More information will be revealed soon, and you can visit here to subscribe to the Guitar.com mailing list, and here for Musictech.
“Following the successful relaunch of NME Magazine in 2023, we are delighted to bring back both Guitar.com and Musictech in high-quality print formats,” said Holly Bishop, Chief Operating and Commercial Officer of NME Networks.
“These new magazines will reward our global audience with thought-provoking insights and penetrating reviews that our brands are renowned for. We can’t wait for you to dive in.”
News of NME’s return to print in July 2023 marked the debut of a bi-monthly global publication showcasing the best new artists and bands worldwide, along with exclusive new features, groundbreaking articles, industry news, and expert reviews of recent music, television, film, and gaming releases.
Indie singer and breakthrough artist D4VD was the first to grace the cover, followed by K-Pop megastars Enhypen, Brit Award winner and Mercury Prize recipient Sam Fender, Icelandic-Chinese sensation Laufey, global pop phenomenon Chappell Roan, and many more.
To celebrate the success of this endeavor, NME continued with the release of NME The Cop 2023-2024 in November of last year, a premium coffee table book highlighting a year of exceptional new talent.
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