COS This Wednesday’s Kyle Meredith With… features Hanson’s Taylor Hanson, who talks with Kyle Meredith in advance of the band’s new album, String Theory. He explores what it was like blending a love of R&B and soul music with an orchestra template, revisiting and rewriting old songs like “MMMBop” and “Tragic Symphony”, and how the context of the orchestra… Read More »
Joy Three brothers from Oklahoma shot to fame in 1997 with their breakout single MmmBop. Twenty-one years later, Hanson reimagine all their hits, and brand new material, playing in front of symphony orchestras around the world on their String Theory tour. With an album released tomorrow, eldest sibling Isaac phones in to JOY to tell us just how they translated… Read More »
WEEKLY PIC Tomorrow , Nov 9th, the String Theory Album is officially out!! If you want to get all the package elements, including the documentary, lyric book, instrumental album and more, that’s only on Hanson.net! Thanks for listening! MESSAGE FROM THE BAND There are so many places we have yet to share the String Theory… Read More »
Radio It’s a rare thing for a band to actually grow up with their fans. Many mature, several age, but few literally grow up from adolescence to adulthood alongside the people who listen to them. They call them boy bands for a reason, as they often splinter and dissolve before they become men, but a… Read More »
Philly It may be hard to believe, but it’s been more than 25 years since Hanson became a band. Their infectious hit “MMMBop” is now 22 years old. But Isaac, Taylor, and Zac Hanson, originally from Tulsa, Okla., show no signs of slowing down. This week, they released their newest album, String Theory, which features their… Read More »
Yahoo Twenty-one years ago, when Hanson released one of the earwormiest singles of the ’90s, the Jackson 5-reminiscent “MMMBop,” the song was summarily dismissed by many music snobs as a novelty hit, mere boy-band fluff. However, a new orchestral version of the perennial pop classic on String Theory — the brotherly trio’s career-retrospective double-album featuring… Read More »