Some articles from Hanson’s recent shows in Mexico!
Hanson Celebrates 25 Years of Music Making [El Universal]
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Some articles from Hanson’s recent shows in Mexico!
Hanson Celebrates 25 Years of Music Making [El Universal]
If you are a member at Mural.com and search “Hanson” they have several articles and photos available for viewing.
(Luis Ortiz)
The dream of brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac to engage in music is still alive. They have struggled to maintain their musical proposal they presented in 1992 at the Mayfest Arts Festival in Tulsa and then consolidated under the name Hanson, which is their surname. The trio continues to reap success, the test was their concert at The Plaza Condesa.
“It’s been 25 years of music,” Taylor said in a greeting, to the euphoric scream of his followers, who contrary to expectations are of all ages, even Kalimba applauded and danced with the group that made A tour of its sound history.
“We are happy to be here,” he said in the name of Tory Taylor, while nostalgia seized those present, who happily moved their bodies frantically or screeched in support of their idols. “Thank you very much,” said Isaac in Spanish, prompting more screaming and euphoria.
To everyone’s taste Zac left the battery and sang “Madeline” next to his brothers, to capture the excitement generated Taylor took a picture of the audience. The party continued to grow, as did the love between artists and audience, with the constant interactions they had.
“We started our musical company a few years ago, we take it’s crazy chance because we wanted to be with you, so thank you for appearing” said Taylor, who later would accept: “What amazing fans here tonight”, and checked it even more when Girl let out loud: “I love you damn!”
The mood was further unleashed when in “Get the Girl Back”, Taylor showed the Mexican flag over his shoulder, which he then placed on one of his instruments. “I’m sad because this is our last show here, but how about we go back?” Asked the band’s vocalist to sing his biggest hit, MMMBop.
“Are you tired?” asked Taylor, the cheers and the chorus of “Hanson, Hanson, Hanson!” They let him know that no, so the third track continued with the song “If Only” equal or more celebrated than his previous piece.
To bid farewell to their followers they offered their versions of “Rockin Robin” and “Johnny B Goode” but the close with a gold finish put “Lost Without Each Other”
Yesterday Hanson finished up their run of shows in the country of Mexico. They had 3 full concerts and 1 members only event for a total of 4 shows. They performed a total of 90 songs live, with 39 of them being unique. All setlists can be found on the 2017 tour page. The tour continues this weekend hitting Santiago, Chile, Buenos Aires, Argentina and making stops in Brazil in Rio De Janiero, Belo Horizonte, Sao Paulo and Salvador.
Here’s the breakdown:
Middle of Nowhere
MMMBop – 3
Weird – 3
Where’s The Love – 3
Look At You – 3
A Minute Without You – 3
Madeline – 3
With You In Your Dreams – 1
Man From Milwaukee – 1
This Time Around
If Only – 3
This Time Around – 3
Runaway Run – 1
In The City – 3
A Song To Sing – 2
Underneath
Strong Enough To Break – 3
Penny and Me – 3
Lost Without Each Other – 2
Crazy Beautiful – 1
Hey – 1
The Walk
Been There Before – 2
Watch Over Me – 3
Go – 3
Shout It Out
Waiting For This – 3
Thinking ‘Bout Somethin’ – 3
Give a Little – 1
And I Waited – 1
ANTHEM
Fired Up – 3
Get The Girl Back – 3
Juliet – 3
Already Home – 3
Tragic Symphony – 3
Sound of Light
On and On – 3
Roller Coaster Love – 1
Best of Times – 1
Music Made For Humans
White Collar Crime – 1
Inside the Box
Dance Like You Don’t Care – 1
Middle of Everywhere – The Greatest Hits
I Was Born – 3
In Color
Somebody That Wants To Love You – 1
Cover
Johnny B Goode – 3
Rockin Robin – 3
Things you should not do in 2017: look for your primary crush on Facebook or the boy-band of your teenage years in Google. The effect of seeing Hanson 20 years later is similar to attending a breakfast of the generation 97 to face the ineffable passage of time: where is Taylor, the long-haired güerito – a mini Kurt Cobain – who sang like a girl? , Which of the three is the little one who played the drums? And you still do not define if the older of the band got more handsome, or now looks even more like Erick Rubin.
Then the talk of the children: there are mixed feelings when you learn that the children of the band are now parents: the brothers Isaac (36), Taylor (34) and Zac (31) have dedicated themselves to procreate Like the 101 Dalmatians and in total, among the three add up … 12 children, and even claim that their offspring could form their own band: please do not! Eye, they are not Mormons, but to feed so many offspring, Hanson have had to fight against the curse of the one hit wonder: the sticky “MMMBop” and have continued recording and turning independently to seek to legitimize themselves as musicians after being thrown For his label in full crisis post-Napster.
If ex-alumni meetings are your thing, then you have an appointment at El Plaza to see Hanson. Just do not end up talking to your contemporaries of medicines, divorces, and failed businesses; Better remember those teenager afternoons as you watched MTV and chose your favorite Hanson.
(Luis Adams)
The brother conquered the Tapatio public with the themes that made them one of the most successful groups to celebrate their 25 year career.
Although 25 years have passed since they began their career, Isaac, Taylor and Zac just last night debuted on the tapatio stage. Thousands of girls crammed the C3 Stage, most between 25 and 30 years old; the number of gentlemen in the room was significantly smaller, part of them serving as companions, but entering the concert alike.
The band Norway began the night at 20:30 hours, and was well received. An hour later came the expected moment.
The trio of US brothers arrived on stage and started off with energy to take off with “Where’s the Love” followed by “Look at You” and “Give a Little”. Taylor, who just minutes from having started was already bathed in sweat, thanked the attendees.
“This Time Around” was heard just 20 minutes after the concert began, and it was one of the most choreographed and filmed tracks; there was a moment when the female voices overshadowed them and they allowed themselves to consent.
Although the three brothers received affection from the fans, the screams for Taylor were heard in the slightest pause. But beyond returning in time, the boys demonstrated their instrumental ability at all times, that which distinguished them beyond the pop label.
Then came the turn of another of his most iconic songs, “Weird”, whose video was made by the filmmaker Gus Van SAnt, which enlivened one of the most emotional moments and the opportunity for Zac to demonstrate his talent in the microphone.
When the boys tried to talk to the attendants, they had to wait for the screams to stop. Shortly after came “Madeline”, another respite, quieter tone, with Isaac on acoustic guitar. Taylor with a tambourine and Zac left the battery to add to the front.
The atmosphere between the audience was always cordial, the fans looking at each other at the end of each song with huge smiles. “Juliet” continued the theme dedicated to the girls and the wave of arms to the air accompanied him.
“We’ve been playing for 25 years and that’s crazy. In 2002 we opened our record company and we are betting on you,” said Taylor, grateful before dedicating “Strong Enough to Break” which was followed by “Penny and Me”.
It had been an hour before the show, and some of them went out for a moment to cool off, but that pause was brief.
“Watch Over Me” caused waves and dances among the audience. The brothers took a moment to give them “A Song to Sing”.
“As part of our community, we are now visiting them, they are invited to visit our city” Taylor proclaimed before singing “On and On” which was performed by the three with an acoustic guitar each.
In “I Was Born”, suddenly among the audience appeared dozens of balloons that the fans moved to the rhythm of the music creating a picturesque effect.
Taylor wrapped himself up with the Mexican flag and placed it on his keyboard to play “Get the Girl Back”. The end of the night was approaching and of course the party provoked MMMBop, a success that made them sound all over the world in the nineties.
With the promise of an early return, the trio said goodbye to shouts and applause, marking as a success their first concert at Perlap Tapatia, after 25 years of artistic career.
Hanson presents ‘I was born’ during anniversary concert
Mexico, 16 Ago (Notimex) .- The American pop rock trio Hanson will present today in Mexico City his “Middle of everywhere 25th anniversary world tour”, with which they celebrate more than two decades of trajectory.
The band will be in Plaza Condesa, where it will offer the public of the capital of the country a tour of its greatest hits, in addition to presenting its most recent song “I was born”.
In an interview with Notimex, Zac Hanson said: “I feel incredible celebrating 25 years and returning after a long time to Mexico, it feels even better because we have many Mexican fans who continue to support us after a long time and we are very grateful for that” .
The concert tour will be used for the Hanson brothers’ new record production (premiere September 8), whose name is the same as their tour, and will be a compilation of 25 hits that were part of their last six albums, which will also include their New single released in May.
Concerning the number 26 issue that will be added on that album, the singer commented: “‘I was born’ tells the story of when we were younger, when we dreamed and thought about the future.
“I think this is an important issue for all, both young people and adults, we want to share the message of fighting and prepare to reach their goals and not give up.”
According to the singer, incorporating that song into the album and the tour was very important, because they wanted to capture the essence of what they live at the moment but “celebrating the past”. In addition, that single is an advance of what will be your projects for the next few years.
With “Middle of everywhere 25th anniversary world tour” they have toured diverse places of Europe, Australia, the United States, Canada and Latin America. During their visit to the country, they will include concerts in Monterrey (August 13), Guadalajara and Mexico City (August 15 and 16, respectively).
As for his projects, Zac Hanson said that “we are planning new music, but before we want to focus on this anniversary and share our story, although we are definitely thinking about the next album and continue for many more years.”
The brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson, originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, have released six studio albums: Middle of Nowhere (1997), This Time Around (2000), Underneath (2004) , “The Walk” (2007), “Shout It Out” (2010) and “Anthem” (2013).
Over 25 years they have sold more than 16 million albums worldwide with sticky tunes like “Mmmbop”, “Where’s the love”, “Weird”, “This time around”, “If only” “And” Penny and me. ”
Founded in 1992, the brothers trio began playing classical rock and soul along with original lyrics with which they created a unique blend of harmonies and poignant organic rock pop.
Mural [Translated]
The Hanson brothers stepped on land for the first time to celebrate 25 years of running.
His fans had to wait half an hour more than what was set, so that it was time to see them on stage.
Mural [Translated]
Guadalajara, Mexico (August 12, 2017) .- They are the same trio who loves music, and 25 years after their appearance the Hanson brothers come to remember old times with their song “MMMbop” that made them jump to world fame.
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“It’s true that they are very similar songs. MMMBop talks about focusing on the things that really are important, we had interesting things to say even though we were younger, now with our new roll we continue on the channel to pursue your dreams, urge others to get yours.
“Everything is focused on work, on staying positive even when life challenges you super difficult, have many ideas similar to each other, but it is what defines the group: not having the fear of plotting our course because that makes us different from the Rest and remains so two decades later, “the oldest of the carnal, Isaac, 36, said in a telephone interview.
They began in 1992 when they gave their first show as a trio, recalls the also guitarist.
Now lives a time of much nostalgia celebrating the 20 years of his first album Middle of Nowhere , with which they will return to Mexico City today.
All those feelings came together for I Was Born , an anthem also personal for the brothers who for their album Underneath (2004) decided to become independent by problems with his record company and disagreements that there were.
“The industry has made me discuss how I viewed music when I was just a child, because it was always one of the most difficult ways to live, even now it is. That is a point that has aged with the child of then.
“But the other is that we have become people who love to share what we do, drive our dreams, work hard and always stay inspired by our passion. This is where we come back to I Was Born , that’s why that song is so important to us. ”
Hanson works all his music under his own independent label 3CG Records, based in his native Tulsa, Oklahoma, they make the decisions of his career, the album cover, his sound, his tours, his editions, his life falls on his hands And despite being part of the pop genre, they have achieved it without the need of a transnational one and bypassing their daily coexistence as brothers.
“It’s not easy and it never has been,” laughs Isaac before continuing to relate his story with his family. “Life is not simple and many of the good things came because of our effort, sacrifice and commitment, because before we were 100 percent happy as brothers, we always anticipated our career and here we continue,” he shared.
El Occidental [Translated]
The brothers are celebrating their 25th anniversary and within their agenda of presentations include the city of Guadalajara, the tour is named “Middle of everywhere” that began in June in Germany and has scheduled dates until October.
Composed by Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson, the band released six studio albums and is currently preparing the “Middle of everywhere – The Greatest Hits”, a complete collection that includes the classic “Mmmbop”, “Where’s the love” “Weird”, “This time around”, “If only”, “Save me”, “Penny and me”, “Thinking bout somethin”, “Get the girl back” and his most recent single “I born”.
The song “Mmmbop”, was their spearhead with which they achieved fame and is one of the most played songs of the nineties, it is noteworthy that the brothers played their own instruments and wrote their own songs when they were 16, 13 and 11 Years in 1997.
Founded in Tulsa in 1992, he began combining pop, classic rock and soul music, and was shocked by the release of his third album “Middle of Nowhere” in early 1997, which marks two decades of celebration.
Although they released other albums, they failed to enter the charts and now decided to return to celebrate with a world tour an important anniversary for the band.
“Without a doubt making music together for 25 years is a milestone we had to recognize, and what better way to do it than with an anniversary tour. This year is not just about our time together as a band, this is about celebrating the incredible community of fans who have been with us, singing year after year, ” Taylor Hanson said in an official statement.
In this way the Hanson brothers want to thank all their followers who have been around, with a huge world tour celebrating 25 years of career, in which most of the dates are already full, Guadalajara will have for the first time these three young people This August 15 in the facilities of C3 Stage and the sale of tickets is already available the system eventbrite.com and lockers of the property.
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