12-07-2025
No More Tattoos For Adam Levine, Says, ‘Done With The Pain'
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Adam Levine got inked for the first time at the age of 21- a dove on his upper right arm.
American singer Adam Levine has had enough when it comes to body art. In a recent chat, Levine opened up on his journey with tattoos, reflecting on how his approach towards body art has changed over time. During the interview, he also noted that his latest tattoo was a revamp on his left arm sleeve, which he says, could be his 'final one." FYI, Levine has more than 30 tattoos on his body.
Adam Levine got inked for the first time at the age of 21 – a dove on his upper right arm. While the musician still finds the process enjoyable in theory, he admitted that the process is 'painful." 'I covered up my sleeve with another sleeve. Who does that? What is wrong with me? Psychotic," he said, jokingly.
'Now, I've softened. Now, when I get a tattoo, I'm like, 'This hurts so badly.' Like, 'What's wrong?' We're done," he said, highlighting that the pain has outweighed the fun that tattooing brings with itself.
Well, there are more reasons contributing to his decision to put an end to this process of getting inked. He shared that he has no space left on his body for new designs.
Asked about his favourite tattoo, he struggled to pick just one before ultimately choosing the ones on his hands that spell out TRUE LOVE across his fingers.
Currently, Levine is busy with his musical career. His new album Love Is Like is set to release on August 15. Earlier in April, he hinted at the upcoming album during an appearance onThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon saying, 'An album is coming over the summer… and then, even more non-specifically, there is a tour coming in the fall-ish."
Levine is the lead singer and rhythm guitarist of the pop-rock band Maroon 5. Ever since he began his musical career with the band Kara's Flowers, Levine has bagged numerous awards, including three Grammy awards.
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