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We’re keeping it all in the family this weekend as the brothers Hanson take a seat on the red couch.

For anyone alive in the late 90s, it’s impossible not to know who Hanson are. Child prodigies, they had their first world wide hit when youngest brother Zack was just 12 years old!

They’ve bee steadily releasing music ever since and now is your chance to get in an see what inspires the Hanson brothers.

These are just a few of the tracks they’ve picked for you this Saturday:

Aerosmith – Falling In Love Is Hard On Your Knees
Taylor Swift – We Are Never Getting Back Together
Foo Fighters – Learn To Fly
Ace Of Base – The Sign
Albert Hammond – Losing Touch
Natasha Bedingfield – Unwritten
Beach House – Reflector

Watch Hanson on Rage, Saturday 12th of August from 10:30am and again at 11:47pm on ABC.

11:30pm

HANSON Where’s The Love (Mercury)
AEROSMITH Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees) (Sony)
ALICE COOPER School’s Out (EMI)
AC/DC It’s A Long Way To The Top (EMI)
AMY WINEHOUSE Stronger Than Me (Universal)

12:00am

AMY WINEHOUSE Rehab (Universal)
BJORK Crystalline (Universal)
BLONDIE Detroit 442 (EMI)
AMERICA The Border (Capitol)
EAGLES The Long Run (Asylum)
ALBERT HAMMOND JR. Losing Touch (Infectious)
ALICE COOPER Lost In America (Sony)
BLACK SABBATH The Hand That Rocks The Cradle (EMI)

12:30am

BEASTIE BOYS Egg Raid On Mojo (EMI)
BEASTIE BOYS Sure Shot (EMI)
TAYLOR SWIFT We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (Universal)
BEYONCE Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) (Sony)
AMY GRANT Baby Baby (No Getting Over You) (Polygram)
DEPECHE MODE I Feel Loved (Virgin)
BLACK REBEL MOTORCYCLE CLUB Berlin (SBME)
…AND YOU WILL KNOW US BY THE TRAIL OF DEAD Naked Sun (Universal)

1:00am

ALOE BLACC I Need A Dollar (Independent)
ALOE BLACC Wake Me Up (Universal)
DEVENDRA BANHART Fur Hildegard Von Bingen (XL Recordings)
ALABAMA 3 Woke Up This Morning (Sony)
DELTA SPIRIT People C’mon (Universal)
BEADY EYE Millionaire (Liberation)
ALABAMA SHAKES Sound and Color (Rough Trade / Remote Control)
AEROSMITH Pink (Sony)
AEROSMITH Crazy (Geffen)

1:30am

ANDREW W K She Is Beautiful (Universal)
ANDREW W K We Want Fun (Universal)
BEACH HOUSE Used To Be (Mistletone)
ADELE When We Were Young (Live At The Church) (XL / Remote Control)
ALICIA KEYS Girl On Fire (Sony)
ALAN WALKER Faded (Sony)

2:00am

NATASHA BEDINGFIELD Unwritten (BMG)
ARCADE FIRE Reflektor (EMI)
ALIEN ANT FARM Smooth Criminal (Universal)
AMERICAN HI-FI The Art Of Losing (Universal)
28 DAYS Like I Do (Fest/Mush)
A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin)
ADAM GREEN Jessica (Spunk/Inertia)
AIMEE MANN Freeway (Stomp)

2:30am

FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE Someone To Love (Virgin)
FOO FIGHTERS Monkey Wrench (EMI)
AC/DC High Voltage (EMI)
ALANIS MORISSETTE Ironic (Warner)
HANSON Thinking Of You (Mercury)
HANSON MMM Bop (Mercury)
HANSON I Will Come To You (Mercury)

3:00am

HANSON Weird (Mercury)
HANSON If Only (Universal)
HANSON This Time Around (Universal)
HANSON Penny and Me (Independent)
HANSON Lost Without Each Other (Independent)
HANSON Strong Enough To Break (Big/Rajon)
HANSON Underneath (Big/Rajon)
HANSON Give A Little (Independent)

3:30am

HANSON Get The Girl Back (Sony)
HANSON I Was Born (3CG Records)
PAUL KELLY Firewood And Candles (EMI)
DAN SULTAN Drover (Live) (Warner)
ALEX LAHEY Every Day’s The Weekend (Independent)
MANU CROOKS Ridin’ (Independent)
MACKLEMORE ft. LIL YACHTY Marmalade (Warner)
BIG BOI ft. TROZE Chocolate (Sony)

4:00am

GLASS ANIMALS Agnes (Caroline)
FLIGHT FACILITIES ft. EMMA LOUISE Arty Boy (Future Classic)
LORDE Perfect Places (Nuclear Blast)
CHARLI XCX Boys (Warner)
TYLER, THE CREATOR Who Dat Boy (Sony)
ASAP TWELVYY ft. ASAP FERG Hop Out (Sony)
THE DARKNESS All The Pretty Girls (Cooking Vinyl)
RAGE Seasons Of The Black (Nuclear Blast)

4:30am

JUSTICE FOR THE DAMNED Dragged Through The Dirt (Greyscale Records)
JAY POWER Dream Of You And Me (Independent)
LIME CORDIALE Temper Temper (Chugg)
JEP AND DEP Helpless City (Independent)
BELIEFS 1994 (Hand Drawn Dracula)
KIRIN J. CALLINAN ft. CONNAN MOCKASIN Living Each Day (EMI)
THE KILLERS The Man (Universal)
CUB SPORT O Lord (Independent)

5:00am

TOUCH SENSITIVE Lay Down (Future Classic)
ALT-J Deadcrush (Liberator)
ECCA VANDAL Broke Days Party Nights (Universal)
CHAPEL Do The Marino (Dew Process)
JOSH PYKE Memories and Dust (Ivy League)
JACK CARTY A Way With Me (Warner)
JULIA JACKLIN Don’t Let The Kids Win (Liberation)

5:30am

ALEX LAHEY Wes Anderson (Warner)
JEBEDIAH She’s Like A Comet (Universal)
GORDI Heaven I Know (Liberation)
HOLLY THROSBY Aeroplane (Spunk)
MONTAIGNE What You Mean To Me (Sony)
GOVS ft. SAN MEI There Comes A Time (Independent)
THE JOSH PYKEPREATURES Into The WindYanada (Ivy LeagueUniversal)

06:00am

FATHER JOHN MISTY Things It Would Have Been Helpful To Know Before The Revolution (Inertia)
ARCADE FIRE Electric Blue (Sony)
KLLO Virtue (Good Manners/Caroline)
TOTAL GIOVANNI Your Light (Remote Control)
OKENYO Woman’s World (Elefant Traks)
LIL YACHTY ft. DIPLO Forever Young (EMI)
DZ DEATHRAYS Shred For Summer (I OH YOU)

06:30am

THESE NEW SOUTH WHALES Space In Hell (Cooking Vinyl)
THE CREASES Is It Love (Cooking Vinyl)
AMY SHARK Drive You Mad (Sony)
ALI BARTER One Foot In (Inertia)
SCHOOL DAMAGE Gasbagging (Chapter Music)
GRIZZLY BEAR Neighbors (Sony)
ALEX CAMERON ft. ANGEL OLSEN Stranger’s Kiss (censored version) (Secretly Canadian)

Live Arena

[Translated using Google Translate]

While the Pretty Much are preparing to invade the world, we asked ourselves an existential question: what are the best songs of Boys Band, those that have remained? Intrinsically, it was known that the French representatives were out of competition and that the level was going to be high. Ready?

#01 : MMMBop – Hanson

Les trois frères, Taylor, Zac et Isaac ont conquis le monde avec ce titre et franchement, on prend toujours autant de plaisir à l’écouter. Après leurs cartons à la fin des années 90, les Hanson n’ont pas disparu de la planète. Ils ont continué leur carrière musicale avec seulement beaucoup moins de retentissements et de succès.

The three brothers, Taylor, Zac and Isaac conquered the world with this title and frankly, we always take as much pleasure to listen to it. After their cartoons in the late 90s, the Hansons have not disappeared from the planet. They continued their musical career with only far fewer repercussions and successes.

LATERCERA [translated using google translate]

Isaac Hanson: “What we lived 15 years ago I do not want it or my worst enemy”

The trio survived the weight of a hit and the fall of the stamps. Now returns to Chile celebrating 25 years of career.

Isaac Hanson (izquierda) junto a sus hermanos Taylor y Zac.

The great phenomena of popular culture often divide waters. It occurs today with Despacito and occurred in 1997 with MMMBop. For some, Hanson’s sticky cover letter was seen almost as an aberration, an apocalyptic sign of the fall of MTV and alternative rock that had dominated the decade. For the more enthusiastic, however, the debut of the then unknown Tulsa Brothers trio (Oklahoma, USA) opened a new era for pop music, made by and for teens around the world and with no more pretensions to do have a good time.

Interestingly, both visions matched and MMMBop, with the perspective that gives the time, seems to have marked the exact moment when the grunge pessimism yielded to the explosion of the colorful pop of Britney Spears, NSYNC and who would come later. A milestone that has passed two decades and Hanson, aware of its impact, has decided to leave to celebrate with a world tour and a compilation of great hits to be published in September, with material from its six elephants.

“We always imagine being many years in music. You can not predict if that will be the case, but that was always our goal and we struggled hard to achieve it, despite the dramatic changes in the industry we have faced, “said Isaac Hanson, 36, the oldest of the three Brothers, who on August 19, at the Underground Club, will celebrate 25 years of career – and 20 since their first hit – in their third encounter with their Chilean fan.

Of those dramatic changes in the industry, which was the most affected group?
The most significant thing I would say happened about 15 years ago, when we launched our own label. Middle of nowhere (1997) was edited by a multinational that understood our proposal and wanted to work with us for many years. But when we released our second album that company no longer existed and all our collaborators had been dismissed. It was a big problem, we felt part of a label that did not believe in us and there we started a long process of abandoning this firm to finally spread our music ourselves. The labels tried to end our career but since we took control of our work we began to build this wonderful relationship that we have today with our fans. That is the reason why we continue in this, but what we lived 15 years ago do not want them or our worst enemy.

Do you feel Hanson is part of a scene these days? Are there other groups doing what you do?
Nowadays pop music is danceable and dominates the radio and the parties, but ours has always been rooted in the most traditional rock and roll and song format. We really admire The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Chuck Berry, The Bee Gees and those great figures who always focused on melody and lyrics. If you listen to our last single you will realize that our music has always tried to inspire people to seek the best of them and to follow their dreams.

The fans seem to have been key to the group’s survival. I even understand that every year they organize a “Hanson Day” in their native Tulsa.
That’s right, we have that festival every year and also a beer festival. We have been very fortunate to have incredible fans around the world who supported us a lot when we went through all those legal issues with the stamps. What a pity that social networks did not exist in 1997, because everything would have been easier.

Music Feeds

Hanson are taking over Rage this weekend, playing the videos for all of their favourite tunes.

While we imagine that their 1997 mega-hit ‘MMMBop’ may get a play, there’s plenty more that they’ve got on their list to play and it’s not just ’90s music.

They’re planning to deliver a very eclectic playlist featuring Blondie, Foo Fighters, Depeche Mode, Björk, Taylor Swift and heaps more.

The band have been together for 25 years now and have lived through many musical trends so you can expect that they’ll be taking you on a journey through the past few decades.

The three brothers wrapped up an Australian tour a few months ago, celebrating their 25th Anniversary as a band.

You can check out the Rage announcement below and tune in on Saturday at 10.30pm and 11.41pm to see them hosting the show.

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[Translated using Google Translate]

Salvador receives Hanson show

Capital of Bahia will be the only city in the north / northeast to have the show of the band

There will be only four concerts by Hanson in Brazil. Salvador will be the last opportunity to see the show up close. The band’s 25-year tour will reach the capital of Bahia on August 27, with the opening of the gates at 7:30 pm at the Fonte Nova Arena. Before, the band will first go through Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte and São Paulo.

Anyone who wants to see the Isaac brothers show, Taylor and Zack Hanson can now buy their tickets through TicketBiz.com at the Pida and Ticket Store. The first lot is worth R $ 180.00 (whole) and R $ 90.00 (half).

In 2017, the band celebrates its 25th year of career together with the launch of the international tour of Middle of Everywhere World Tour and its first album of greatest hits, that highlights the main songs of the six albums and his new single “I Was Born “.

With the beginning of his career in 1992, the band spent the first five years building their fan base as an independent band from Tulsa, Oklahoma, the American state. After signing with a record label in 1997, they found themselves in the midst of a meteoric rise with their internationally known single “MMMBop” from their debut album “Middle Of Nowhere,” which was followed by 40 consecutive top singles.

This success was followed by an extensive line-up of hits, more than five recorded albums, multiple Grammy nominations and more than 16 million copies sold.

After its second decade, the band went their own way, managing an independent label while maintaining a coveted relationship with its international fan base.

In 2007, they launched a campaign to support poverty and HIV / AIDS in Africa (TakeTheWalk.net). In 2013, the band released HANSON Brothers Beer, debuting their new venture with Pale Ale beer signed Mmmhops. In 2014, they launched the Jam Beer and Music Festival in their hometown, Tulsa, the festival hosts more than 40,000 people a year.

Service

Sightseeing

Start of Sales: Friday, July 21

Date: August 27 (Sunday)
Location: Arena Fonte Nova

Gates: 7:30 p.m.
Tickets 1st batch

ARENA R $ 180,00 (whole) R $ 90,00 (half)

Points of sale: site TicketBarVirtual.com and in the stores Ask and Ticket Counter. (Values do not include point-of-convenience convenience rate)

Sale without a convenience fee: Shopping Bela Vista

* Referring Ticket Prices subject to price changes without prior notice.

* Half-entry: It is mandatory to present a document proving the benefit in the purchase and the entrance of the show. Students, teachers, the elderly and the physically disabled.

* In the general sale, for purchases made with other credit cards, tickets can be split up to 2X.

Marie Claire

And by “best” we occasionally mean worst.

The holidays are almost here, and fact: there is no better way to treat yourself than with celebrity Christmas songs. And pie. And a yule log. AND PRESENTS. But anyway, we digress: each year at least one celebrity inevitably releases a Christmas jam, and they are always completely amazing—both ironically and un-ironically. On that note, and in the spirit of giving, here’s the best of what pop stardom has to offer.

Hanson Brothers: “Merry Christmas Baby”

Little known fact: the Hanson Brothers recorded music other than “MMMBop.” Was it good music? Some say yes (me). Others say LOL, bye.