On Milwaukee Last month, Summerfest revealed all of its headliners for this year’s live music mania on the lakefront. Well, ALMOST all of its headliners, as the Big Gig left a few TBDs on its musical menu – one of which was officially named today, as the joint forces of Hanson and Gavin DeGraw were revealed as the… Read More »
Tulsa World Taylor Hanson of the music group Hanson is the founder of Food on the Move. Daniel Shular, Tulsa World Archive Food On The Move is bringing the Tulsa community together to participate in a “The Day That Music Cares” event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday. Because of the potential of… Read More »
Analog Planet They Got Something: Tinted Windows bandmembers (from left) Adam Schlesinger, James Iha, Taylor Hanson, and Bun E. Carlos stand and deliver, circa 2009. Photo courtesy Tinted Windows. Sometimes, musicians come together at a specific moment in time and capture lightning in a pop bottle. Such was the case with Tinted Windows, the unfortunately short-lived… Read More »
Tulsa World Taylor Hanson (right) plays alongside Leon Russell (left) and Steve Ripley at Mayfest in 2005. Words from Taylor Hanson: “I was on vacation recently and a Leon song came on and I suddenly got so emotional because I remembered how important he had been. It stopped me in my tracks.” Hanson wanted… Read More »
Belfast Telegraph Catriona Doherty sits down for a chat with the award winning professional dancer, presenter, actress, and singer. Favourite song? MMMBop by Hanson. I always have and always will be a big Hanson fan. Me and my best friends from school, Angela and Helen, loved them. Angela and I still go to their concerts. MMMBop is also… Read More »
Tulsa world Taylor Hanson paid a visit to The Church Studio — Leon Russell turf — on what would have been Russell’s 82nd birthday. Russell was born April 2, 1942. On April 2, 2024, Hanson popped in at The Church Studio and spoke about an upcoming event that will pay tribute to the late Rock… Read More »
Metal Injection What if in some alternate universe, Korn decided in the late ’90s to cover the 1997 smash hit “MMMBop” by Hanson? The closest we’re ever gonna get is YouTuber Mac Glocky‘s interpretation, which is actually really good. From the instrumentation and use of effects, down to the dude’s incredible Jonathan Davis impersonation, this is the bounciest “Nü-Bop” cover we’ve… Read More »
Mirror The glorious ’90s seem a very long time ago now, don’t they? And while bands such as Blur, Oasis and Pulp thrived in the Britpop melting pot, many forget it was also a highly fertile time for that long-forgotten era of the boy band. Just the merest mention of the term can get the brain pinging… Read More »
RadioInk Hello again from Austin! After my less-than-stellar break into AI song production on Day 1 of Radio Ink‘s SXSW coverage, Thursday seemed like a great time to attend some industry mentoring sessions. Whether you’re interested in the airplay, streaming, marketing, artist, musician, management, legal, or technical side of the music industry, there was a session for you.… Read More »
hitnewsindustry In this case, it is not entirely about a bad interpretation of the text. Musicians rather had a problem with people not seeing any meaning in the words. The song, of course, became a hit because the famous “MMMBop” did the job, but for the average listener it was about… nothing. Brethren Hanson they finally explained… Read More »