The Wonder Years score largest debut of their career with their first ever top 10 album in the USA

No Closer To Heaven, the recently released new album from The Wonder Years has landed at #9 on the Billboard Top Albums, making this the band’s largest debut of their career. In addition, No Closer To Heaven secured the #1 spot for both the Current Alternative Albums and LP Vinyl Albums charts. The album is also #12 on the Billboard Top 200. In its first week, with streaming and sales, the album did a total of 22.987, an incredible jump from the band’s last album, The Greatest Generation.

No Closer To Heaven also charted in the Top 50 in the United Kingdom and Canada. The Wonder Years and Sub City donated one dollar of each pre-order sale to one of four charities, which raised almost 6,000 dollars to help benefit The Herren Project, Puppies Behind Bars, After-School All-Stars and Futures Without Violence.

No Closer To Heaven is available for purchase now on iTunes or on the band’s official website. The 13-track album was recorded and produced by Steve Evetts and mixed by Phil Nicolo.

Track Listing

1. Brothers &
2. Cardinals
3. A Song For Patsy Cline
4. I Don't Like Who I Was Then
5. Cigarettes & Saints
6. The Bluest Things On Earth
7. A Song For Ernest Hemingway
8. Thanks For The Ride
9. Stained Glass Ceilings (Featuring Jason Aalon Butler)
10. I Wanted So Badly To Be Brave
11. You In January
12. Palm Reader
13. No Closer To Heaven

The band has previously released two new songs and music videos for “Cardinals” and “Cigarettes & Saints”.

The Wonder Years are vocalist Dan “Soupy” Campbell, guitarists Matt Brasch, Casey Cavaliere and Nick Steinborn, bassist Josh Martin and drummer Mike Kennedy. Coming together over ten years ago, they have performed in forty-five states and twenty-five countries. Their last album The Greatest Generation debuted in the top 20 on the Billboard Top 200. The band has been seen on the cover of Alternative Press Magazine and featured on RollingStone.com, SPIN, FUSE, MTV, LA Weekly, Newsday and more.

“There’s not another band in this scene who could replicate what The Wonder Years have done here” 4.5/5, Alternative Press Magazine

“The album of their career.” Kerrang! (KKKKK)