Adam Levine is producing a new NBC family comedy series "Kids in America," which is based on his real-life childhood experiences.

"Kids in America," a single-camera project which has given a script commitment from the network, will tell the story of "an unconventional family as seen through the eyes of a teenager with the dream of becoming a rock star," according to Deadline.

Aaron Blitzstein, who has written for shows like "Family Guy," "Mad," and "The Late Show with David Letterman," will write the script. Aside from Levine, Blitzstein will also executive produce with his longtime manager/producing partner Jordan Feldstein and development executive Josh Gummersall.

This is not the first autobiographical series that the "The Voice" coach has worked on. Levine, who married Victoria's Secret model Behati Prinsloo last July, previously tapped into his real-life experiences for two other comedy projects set up at NBC. One of these projects was based on his friendship with writer-producer Gene Hong and the other one was inspired by their experience at a karaoke bar.

In related news, Maroon 5 announced Tuesday, Sept. 2, the concert dates of their upcoming tour titled "The Maroon 5 World Tour 2015," which is in support of their fifth album "V."

The tour will kick off at American Airlines Center in Dallas on Feb. 16, 2015 and will then stop over in several North American cities including New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto, Vancouver, Chicago and Washington, D.C. The three-time Grammy-winning pop rock band will then fly to Europe to perform in UK, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain and Portugal.

"Rude" summer hit-makers MAGIC! will also be hitting the road with Maroon 5 as special guests. Rozzi Crane will open the tour in the US while Nick Gardner will serve as the opener in Europe. Tickets for the general public go on sale on Sept. 13, according to Idolator.

Check out the tour's full list of North American and European dates on Maroon 5's official website.