Setlist: April 3 Leon Live

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HANSON: THANK YOU

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From the first show to the shows we still share today it comes back to three voices on a stage. What a gift. Thank you for sharing it with us. See you soon.
HANSON: A Mix of Feelings

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This week we have the Hanson.net members and the community that has joined us far and wide for over 25 years and the gratitude for what we have shared. Thank you to all our members for making the last 25 years of the Hanson.net community a true Musical Ride! When a door closes, Roll Down A Window (and turn the music up).
Taylor Hanson, 43, of Hanson Brothers Fame, Blows Fans Away in Solo Show: ‘He Just Melts My Heart’
Photo by Steve Azzara on Getty Images
The handsome rocker, who rose to stardom in the ’90s alongside his brothers with ‘MMMBop,’ is so handsome and sounds incredible.
Key Points
- Taylor Hanson impresses fans with a solo show at The Hotel Cafe in 2026.
- Kat Dennings considers her cameo in Hanson’s video a career highlight.
- “MMMBop” remains Hanson’s biggest and most career-defining hit.
Taylor Hanson, who rose to stardom with his band Hanson, is blowing fans away in his solo show.
Hanson, 43, is best known as a member of Hanson alongside his brothers, Zac and Isaac Hanson. The trio skyrocketed to fame in 1997 with their hit “MMMBop,” which topped the charts and catapulted their album, “Middle of Nowhere,” to success, and even earned them three Grammy nominations. Just teenagers at the time, the Oklahoma-bred trio sold millions of albums and continued to achieve tremendous success throughout the following years.
Party game “Hitster” on TV: Elton hosts six-part game show
When did Helene Fischer’s mega-hit “Atemlos” come out – in 2014 or earlier? And did the Hanson brothers’ “MMMBop” come out before or after “Mambo No. 5”? The card game “Hitster” has turned this collective memory gap into a popular party game – and RTL has now turned it into a television show.
“Hitster – Die Gameshow der größten Hits” premieres on April 12 at 7:05 PM, and the show will be available on RTL+ one week earlier. For six episodes, Elton (54) hosts a format that is fundamentally based on a simple but easily underestimated question: When did which song come out – and what do you associate with it?
“You don’t actually have to know anything here”, Elton himself explains. “Not what the songs are called. Not who sang them. And nobody has to shine with nerdy knowledge – who hit the triangle in the third bar of the second verse. None of that matters. You just have to remember your own life.”
HANSON: Let’s Walk

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This week we reflect on the amazing miles we have walked together to make a difference with the Take The Walk Campaign. We are so grateful for contribution of your heart and your bare feet. Let’s Walk.
Setlist: Taylor at Hotel Cafe 3/20/26

The Enduring Legacy of Hanson: Celebrating Taylor’s 43rd Birthday

The late 1990s pop hit, “MMMBop,” by Hanson, introduced the world to the talented Hanson brothers from Tulsa, Oklahoma. The upbeat track skyrocketed to global popularity, making the trio overnight sensations. Taylor Hanson, the band’s keyboardist and vocalist, celebrated his 43rd birthday on a recent Saturday.
In 1992, brothers Isaac, Taylor, and Zac formed the rock band Hanson, which has since sold over 16 million records and achieved three top 20 albums in the United States. With three top 20 US Hot 100 singles and eight UK top 40 singles, the band now records under their own label, 3CG Records.
Hanson is best known for their hit song “MMMBop” from their debut album, “Middle of Nowhere,” released through Mercury/Polygram Records. The success of the song and album earned the band three Grammy nominations, including Record of the Year and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals, at the 40th Grammy Awards in 1998.
Taylor Hanson, born on March 14, 1983, in Jenks, Oklahoma, is the second of seven children of Clarke Walker Hanson and Diana Frances. Aside from Hanson, Taylor is also part of the band Tinted Windows, formed with former Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James Iha, Cheap Trick drummer Bun E. Carlos, and Fountains of Wayne bassist Adam Schlesinger.
On Instagram, Hanson dedicated a birthday post to Taylor, celebrating his 43rd year and sharing a video interview from 2012. Despite their long-standing career, Hanson continues to tour actively and release music through their independent label, having released 11 studio albums, with the latest being “Red Green Blue” in 2022.
In recent news, Hanson announced the restructuring of their fan club, ending paid Hanson.net memberships after 25 years. The website will now serve as a free, public-facing news and information site for the group, marking a new chapter for their online presence.
As Hanson’s enduring legacy continues, their music and influence in the industry remain strong, reflecting a journey of success and evolution for the talented brothers from Tulsa.
Beloved ’90s Singer, With No. 1 Hit Song, Turns 43

Taylor Hanson, the keyboardist and vocalist for his band Hanson, celebrated his 43rd birthday on Saturday.
Taylor Hanson, the keyboardist and vocalist for the band Hanson, turned 43 on Saturday. Hanson rose to fame in the late 1990s with their hit song “MMMBop” and have since released 11 studio albums, with their most recent being “Red Green Blue” in 2022. The band continues to tour and record under their own independent label, 3CG Records.
Why it matters
Hanson’s success in the 1990s and their continued relevance in the music industry over the past three decades highlights the enduring appeal of their catchy pop sound and the loyalty of their dedicated fan base. As the band restructures their fan club, it marks the end of an era for their most devoted followers.
The details
Hanson, consisting of brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac, formed their rock band in 1992 and have since sold over 16 million records worldwide. In addition to their hit song “MMMBop,” the band has had three top 20 albums in the US and eight top 40 singles in the UK. Hanson now records under their own independent label, 3CG Records, and recently went on their Underneath Complete Tour in 2024.
- Taylor Hanson was born on March 14, 1983, in Jenks, Oklahoma.
- Hanson’s debut album “Middle of Nowhere,” featuring “MMMBop,” was released in 1997.
- Hanson’s most recent album “Red Green Blue” was released in 2022.
- Hanson went on their Underneath Complete Tour in 2024.
- Hanson.net paid memberships will be ending at the end of March 2026 after 25 years.
The players
Taylor Hanson
The keyboardist and vocalist for the band Hanson, who rose to fame in the late 1990s with their hit song “MMMBop.”
Isaac Hanson
One of the three brothers who formed the band Hanson in 1992.
Zac Hanson
One of the three brothers who formed the band Hanson in 1992.
Hanson
A rock band formed in 1992 by brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson, known for their hit song “MMMBop” and 11 studio albums.
3CG Records
The independent record label that Hanson records under.
What’s next
Hanson.net paid memberships will be coming to an end at the end of March 2026 after 25 years, with the website remaining active as a free, public-facing news and information site for the group.
The takeaway
Hanson’s enduring popularity and success over the past three decades, despite changes in the music industry, demonstrates the power of their catchy pop sound and dedicated fan base. As the band restructures their fan club, it marks the end of an era for their most devoted followers, but also signals their continued evolution and commitment to their independent spirit.





