It is official HANSON will be joining the Bamboozle Roadshow this May HANSON will be joining forces with bands Good Charlate[sic], All Time Low, and Boys Like Girls amuncst[sic] others for the Bamboozle Road show. Friday May 21 – Washington, DC – Merriweather Post Pavilion Saturday May 22 – Charlotte, NC – Uptown Amphitheatre Sunday May 23 –… Read More »
Bandtastic Reviews Meagan Clements | Senior Staff Writer …For three-brother band Hanson, raising awareness starts with taking action Heralded as “the finest straight-up rock band in America by New York’s Village Voice, the three-brother band Hanson fought poverty and AIDS in Africa through their Use Your Sole tour sponsored by TOMS shoes. Encouraging students to join in the… Read More »
OC Register In the spring of 1997, as a high school senior eagerly awaiting graduation, I was unfortunately without a car. My friend Rick drove a used Chevy Blazer (and therefore me) and owned one CD: the single version of Hanson’s “MMMBop,” which he played continuously. Rick had purchased the disc after hearing the song on the radio,… Read More »
Golden Gate [X]press Music group Hanson performed in front of Malcolm X Plaza the afternoon of Nov. 5 to bring attention to issues around the world. The American rock ‘n’ roll band, made up of brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zach Hanson, started in The Village at Centennial Square by having the crowd to take off their shoes and… Read More »
azstarnet So, what have the brothers Hanson been up to since making ‘tween girls swoon and making the world go “MMMbop” in the ’90s? Isaac, Taylor and Zac have since started their own indie label, released their fourth studio album and ventured into humanitarian work, all while raising seven children among them. Their most recent album, “The Walk,”… Read More »
Dallas Observer Hanson, Hellogoodbye House of Blues November 1, 2009 Better Than: Spending $80 to sit in the nose bleed section at another concert Hanson stopped in at the House of Blues last night to perform before a more than loyal crowd as part of its Use Your Sole Tour. But these weren’t the kid stars you remember.… Read More »
LA Weekly Haven’t heard from Hanson since the days of “MMMBop”? You’ve got some catching up to do. (Start with Snowed In, their excellent Christmas cash-in from 1997, which includes a version of “What Christmas Means to Me” more spirited than Stevie Wonder’s.) Like their successors the Jonas Brothers, the Hanson kids view crafty blue-eyed soul as the… Read More »
The Sandspur Their music has been described to resemble “Tom Hanks in his younger years;” their primary influence is the 1959 hit “Why Must I Be a Teenager in Love” by Dion and the Belmonts. Accordingly, Hellogoodbye seems to just be a couple of quirky guys having fun and not taking themselves too seriously. These “beatnik surfer dudes… Read More »
Samford Crimson Samford students swarmed Ben Brown on Tuesday, Oct. 26 to see Hanson host “The Walk” around campus. Along with TOMs shoes, Hanson has spent the last few years touring the country promoting action on behalf of those less fortunate around the world. This year, the band chose Samford as the Birmingham walk site on their “Use… Read More »
Vanderbilt University Hundreds jammed into the Vanderbilt Bookstore to catch a glimpse of pop band Hanson, who visited campus to promote their Use Your Soul Tour and fourth studio album, The Walk. Brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson led an estimated 200 Vanderbilt and Belmont students on a barefoot walk, which started at the Belmont University campus and… Read More »