QuikTrip Corp. is giving away free tickets to a music festival created in celebration of the company’s 50th anniversary. Tickets to the QT 50th Anniversary Festival are available at all the convience store’s Tulsa-area locations. The concert is slated for Sept. 20 at noon. Nine bands, including Leon Russell, Hanson and Crooked X, will perform… Read More »
QT lovers, unite. Oklahoma-based QuikTrip Corp. is celebrating 50 years of business, and will present a free music festival Sept. 20 to celebrate. The event, set on the River Parks West Festival grounds, will highlight Tulsa-based performers, with Leon Russell and Hanson as the headline acts. Nine bands will play from noon to 9 p.m.… Read More »
SATURDAY QT Festival Hanson, Leon Russell, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey … and fireworks. How’s that for a treat? Oh, yeah, and it’s free. QuikTrip — the one-stop icon for Tulsans in need of some fix, be it soda or unleaded — is throwing a big bash to celebrate its 50th year. In addition to the… Read More »
TULSA, Okla. — QuikTrip Corp. will give away free tickets to a music festival created to celebrate the company’s 50th anniversary. According to the company’s special festival Web site, tickets to the QT 50th Anniversary Festival are currently available at all Tulsa-area QuikTrip c-store locations. The concert, held at the River Parks West Festival ground,… Read More »
I will admit it, without (much) shame. I was a fan of Hanson. I sang along with “MMMBop,” I had a crush on “the oldest one” (Issac), and I couldn’t get enough of that really goofy video. There are worse things you can do at 15. Guess what? The guys are still cuties. And they’re… Read More »
When they released “MMMBop” in 1997, Hanson became an instant pop phenomenon, and Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson still are delivering smartly crafted pop on their latest disc, “The Walk.” See Hanson at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 19 on the Toyota Stage at the Oklahoma State Fair. For more information, go online to www.okstatefair.com. Source
3.Hanson, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 19. Tulsa’s Taylor, Isaac and Zac Hanson kicked off the ’90s teen-pop trend with their inescapable 1997 summer hit, “MMMBop,” and its follow-ups, “Where’s the Love” and “Weird.” The brothers have since grown up, and their music has evolved, but Hanson still generates excitement with their effervescent stage show. Source
When they emerged with the 1997 hit album, Middle of Nowhere, it wasn’t unfair to lump Hanson into the same category as other boy bands. They had all the gooey harmonies of bands such as N’Sync, they were undeniably in the realm of harmless school girl-friendly pop and, unlike some of their peers, they were… Read More »
From Portland Life: On Sunday, Sept. 7, 250 people gathered outside the Aladdin Theater singing, chanting and holding signs as they walked one mile. But this wasn’t a picket line, it was a celebration — the band Hanson was in town. “Everyone say, ‘I took the walk,’” lead singer Taylor Hanson yelled into a megaphone… Read More »
Here is an excerpt from a Calgary Sun article. Both Hanson and Elton John are playing Calgary tonight, so the Sun is weighing the pros and cons of each show. ELTON VS HANSON Still haven’t made up your mind yet about what to do on this fine Friday night? You might be interested in tracking… Read More »