The Beaches take the spotlight in this issue of Hit Parader as the Toronto rock quartet reflects on a career-defining new chapter fueled by the massive second life of “Edge of the Earth” and its pivotal appearance in Amazon’s Off Campus. Jordan Miller, Kylie Miller, Leandra Earl, and Eliza Enman-McDaniel discuss their rapidly expanding audience, touring arenas with Louis Tomlinson, the artists and performances that shaped them, and the lessons learned from sharing stages with legends including The Rolling Stones and Foo Fighters. Through it all, The Beaches remain grounded in the friendship, gratitude, and unmistakable chemistry that have carried them from longtime road warriors to one of rock’s fastest-rising bands.
Hit Parader #9: The Beaches
September 2026 — $12.99
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