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Ellie Kemper has some fun with Us and reveals 25 things you might not know about her — including her biggest regrets, her favorite song as a child and the reason as to why she has so much squirrel paraphernalia. Read on to learn about the pregnant Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt actress.
12. I wish I’d recorded “MMMBop” by Hanson. Love that song.
It’s been 22 years since Hanson released its hit song “MMMbop,” but the band — and its fans — are still going strong, with several of the so-called Fansons even spending the night outside The Queen in Wilmington to see the trio perform on Thursday.
“It’s not our first time doing this either, that’s the sad part,” New Yorker Kelli Fisher said, volunteering to talk for the group.
She had been camped outside the theater since 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, not for tickets, but to get a spot near the stage. She and nearly a dozen other fans were in line with chairs and blankets Thursday morning.
Hanson was scheduled to perform at The Queen at 8 p.m. in 93.7 WSTW’s annual Help Our Kids Radiothon concert. For every ticket sold, $3 will go Nemours/A.I.duPont Hospital for Children, according to the radio station.
“I would go regardless, but that’s a nice incentive,” Fisher said.
Fansons, like the Hanson brothers themselves, are now in their 30s, but haven’t lost any of their ardor for the Oklahoma pop-rock band, Fisher said.
Fisher estimated that she’s been to as many as 100 Hanson concerts, starting with her very first in New York at age 8. She’s also been to special island destination concerts in Jamaica.
She’s been following the band for so long that her relationship with the Hansons has changed, she said. While many early Hanson fans thought the brothers were cute and had crushes on them, the brothers are now married and have kids.
Now, it’s a deep appreciation for their music that keeps her coming back for more.
“I know I don’t have a chance with them,” Fisher said. “You just go for the music.
“(The concerts) haven’t changed much, because the fans are still crazy.”
She’s not the only one obsessed with their music. Among those waiting in line on Thursday were fans from Detroit, Toronto, Seattle and more.
Many have run into each other several times, at other concerts. Some of their favorite songs are among the band’s more recent, like “Joyful Noise,” which provides a good example of how much the band has matured musically.
“To be honest, I don’t think they’ll ever stop doing concerts,” Fisher said. “Because their fans are very loyal and dedicated.”
WILMINGTON, Delaware (WPVI) — It’s been 22 years since they “Mmmbop-ed” into our hearts, and the Hanson brothers are still going strong.
Their tour is stopping in Wilmington, Delaware Thursday night and people have been lined up to get front row.
The concert is at the Queen Theater.
Fans of the 90s pop group arrived Wednesday and slept on the street, all to ensure they get as close as they can to the singers.
Tonight’s show starts at 8 and it’s a benefit concert.
Proceeds will go to Nemours Alfred I. Dupont Hospital for Children.
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Tickets for the concert go on sale Aug. 16 on Ticketmaster.com.
If you can’t wait to see Hanson in Kansas City, the trio will be performing Sept. 14 at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson.
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Hanson is scheduled to appear on the soap opera “Neighbours” on August 13 which they filmed when they were down under on the String Theory tour earlier this year. The following are some articles about their appearance – please note these may contain spoilers for those of you who watch the show regularly:
NEIGHBOURS SPOILER: Jess Glynne and Hanson appear next week [Entertainment Daily]
The music festival episodes kick off on August 12, and MMMBop hitmakers Hanson – made up of brothers Isaac, Zac and Taylor Hanson – are set to deliver an impromptu performance in Harold’s cafe for one of the soap’s loved-up couples.
Taylor added: “We fitted into a story that was written around us performing so it worked really well. We feel quite honoured.”
Neighbours’ Kyle, Amy and Gary love triangle finally ends with one last twist [Digital Spy]
Neighbours finally reveals who Amy Williams ends up with next week – and boyband Hanson will be playing a surprising role in the storyline.
Gary also soon discovers that Kyle has thoughtfully arranged for Amy to attend a private performance from boyband Hanson, who are in Erinsborough for a local music festival.
It’s a bittersweet moment as Amy and Kyle mark the beginning of their reunion at the Hanson performance – the end of one relationship is the start of another.
‘Mmmbop’ singers Hanson filmed their cameo on set at Neighbours in February.
Neighbours airs these scenes on Tuesday, August 13 at 1.45pm and 5.30pm on Channel 5 (UK) and 6.30pm on 10 Peach (Australia).
The shows by locations [USA] area of the site has been updated:
-Typos corrected
-States with only 1 show say “1 show” instead of “1 shows”
-Upcoming shows are listed separately in the counts “and has X show(s) planned” rather than being included in the total shows played count
-Tinted Windows shows have been removed from the listings and total Hanson show count but are included below the Hanson show count “(Tinted Windows shows: X)”
