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Published on Sep 30, 2010 09:05AMHanson performs tonight, with Cameron Rafati opening.When • Thursday (tonight), Sept. 30, at 8 p.m.Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake CityTickets • $25 at SmithsTix When Salt Lake City musician Cameron Rafati tells people he will be opening for Hanson at a Sept. 30 show, some chide him for being associated with the band that unleashed “MMMBop” onto an unsuspecting public. But Rafati shows no fear about being on the same stage as Hanson. “They’re brilliant songwriters,” he said. Rafati’s opinion is shared by many who first fell in love with the blond-haired trio of squeaky-clean brothers in 1997...
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1. Waiting For This Medley2. Make It Out Alive3. A Minute Without You4. And I Waited5. This Time Around6. Madeline7. Carry You ThereAcoustic8. Penny and Me9. Kiss Me When You Come Home10. Go11. Crazy Beautiful12. Thinking 'Bout Somethin'13. Hold On, I'm Comin'14. Voice In The Chorus15. Where's The Love16. Oh Darlin'17. MMMBop18. Give A Little19. Lost Without Each OtherEncore20. Long Way To The Top (a rocket to the mo...
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Yesterday they were live, singing Long Way To The Top. They seemed pretty happy .. Taylor grabbed his camera and took several photos, lay down and took Isaac's, from Zac on drums .. and at the end of this broadcast was where everything happened.
It seems that Ike mixed up a few words from that song and Tay said aloud: "What was that? what is your problem?" And Isaac made some signs saying he did not know what Taylor was saying and then he got angry, wanted to leave the stage and Zac took both hands to thank the audience. Soon after Taylor was talking to Isaac and Ike took Tay's arms and they left the scene. And...
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By PopEater Staff Posted Sep 28th 2010 01:00PMHanson are currently on the road in support of their latest album, 'Shout It Out,' and have been checking in from the road all along the way. In their latest video, the band hits the West Coast, stopping to talk about their more "straight ahead" album and its strong ties to Motown. "One of the great things about this new record was we were able to sort of connect with Motown in a major way," Taylor tells Adam Corolla on his talk show. "One is [that] most of the record was recorded on a Motown console, an old Neve. But the bass player we brought in at the end was Bob Babbit -- he's one of...
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1. Waiting For This Medley2. Make It Out Alive3. Minute Without You4. And I Waited5. Speechless6. Get Up And Go7. Thinking 'Bout Somethin'Acoustic8. Carry you There9. Penny and Me10. Musical Ride11. Been There Before12. Where's The Love13. This Time Around14. Voice In The Chorus15. Hand In Hand16. Oh Darlin'17. MMMBop18. Give A Little19. Lost Without Each OtherEncore20. If O...
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Usually Fridays are hard working, always tired. But late yesterday afternoon when I finally gave my departure time, two colleagues left the company with me and got into my car before me, sat down and turned on the sound. It was no surprise to them when the music started playing was Hanson and was very loud! The three of us started to dance to the beat of "Give a Little" and at least five neighbors stopped to watch us pass that crazy loud car, with 3 happy people and listening to Hanson. It was very nice, especially because my friends weren't fans of my favorite band.
And then I went for my post graduation. I chose Middle of Nowhere...
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U.S. Street Team Shirt – Gray - $16.00This shirt is only available to those who are a member of the street team.Product DetailsTHIS IS A PRE-ORDER ITEM.You must be logged in as a street team member to purchase this shirt. Pre-order will be available until September 27th.To ensure your size is available Pre-order your shirt. Only a limited amount of additional stock will be ordered past the pre-ordered amount.Pre-ordered shirts will be shipped by the week of October 25th.$1 from every shirt sale will be donated to a TakeTheWalk.net Cause.The shirt includes a 1 inch button that can be placed on your State. The button says “I AM HERE” in the Shout...
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Posted on 22 September 2010.Hanson took the stage two nights in a row at The Great American Music Hall here in San Francisco on September 20th, and 21st. Though I was only able to attend the last night, there is no doubt in my mind that the first show was just as great as the last. I have been a Hanson fan for 15 years. I’ve seen them 7 times, met them a few times, traveled all around to get to their shows, etc. Yeah, I am one of “those” girls. I’m not ashamed to admit the love affair I have with this band, especially after seeing them grow into the musicians they have become. Isaac, Taylor, and Zac Hanson are no longer the three lanky...
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The inaugural Uproar Festival brings the noise to Post Falls, The Thermals’ bandleader is feeling the love and Hanson is all souled out.
That’s just a glimpse of the live music highlights coming to the area over the next few days.
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Hanson The three brothers who make up Hanson are looking to the old school for inspiration on their latest album, “Shout It Out,” released...
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By editor: Colleen Johnson on September 23, 2010.Did I just say I was holding onto my Chicago scene a little? Well if any of my past interviews with Boston bands show for anything like View From An Airplane, The Bay State and Lannen Fall, the biggest example of me following the Boston local scene would come across in my coverage of A Rocket To The Moon. Writing up my latest interview with them, I’ve realized that since November Music Remedy has really followed this talented band’s career over such a short time through our conversations with them! Dropping their debut full length, touring with everyone from We The Kings to Hanson who are their current tour mates, this young quartet has quickly grown. Catching sets from the boys over the past few months while covering local shows,...
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'90s teen idols still know how to craft a pop tuneBY LYNNE MARGOLIS - SPECIAL TO THE STATESMANPublished: 09/24/10 When Hanson became one of the hottest acts on the planet in 1997, they had to fight the perception that they were a trio of child puppets with some Svengali pulling the strings. But the sandy-haired siblings proved themselves every time they "MMMbopped" onstage, convincing even jaded critics that they did, indeed, have chops - and a pop sensibility that was pretty darned irresistible. Thirteen years later, Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson are now 29, 27 and 24, and all three are married fathers (with darker hair). They've also been through the major-label wringer, which they left behind to form 3CG Records in 2003. They're hardly the flavor of the moment anymore, but they...
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HANSON is pleased to announce an additional tour date for the third leg of their Shout It Out Tour: November 18, 2010 in Montreal, Canada at Club Soda. For more ticket information, check out the Tour Secti...
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Michael: "Do you think they should have open auditions for the band Hanson? What if no one named Hanson showed up? That wouldn't even make sense. Or what if they just hired the littlest kid and a fifty year old guy who was a murdere...
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John Goodmanson is a Seattle-based record producer, recording engineer, and mixer. The list of bands he's worked with is holy: Blonde Redhead, Nada Surf, Death Cab for Cutie, Blood Brothers, Jaguar Love, Sleater-Kinney, Wu-Tang Clan, Gossip, and more. He stays busy for a reason—he's good, and so are his ears. He's a meticulous craftsman of sound. A sculptor of EQs, effects, tonal range, and panning. One thing he does is work with bands to derive their sound, starting by getting songs as live as possible. In the mix-down, he has a divine sense of the tracks, a feel for how sounds should sound, and an awareness of space in a song. Musicians...
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1. Waiting For This Medley2. Hey3. Thinking of You4. And I Waited5. Speechles6. Make It Out Alive7. Carry You ThereAcoustic8. Penny & Me9. Kiss Me When You Come Home10. I Will Come To You11. Been There Before12. Thinking 'Bout Somethin'13. Where's the Love14. Madeline15. Voice in the Chorus16. You Never Know17. Oh! Darlin'18. MMMBop19. Give A Little20. Lost Without Each OtherEncore21. If O...
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Waiting For This / Watch Over Me / Rock N Roll Razorblade / In The CityMake It Out AliveRunaway RunAnd I WaitedSpeechlessThinking of YouCarry You ThereAcousticThis Time aroundPenny and MeMe Myself and I(out of order)Thinking Bout SomethinWhere’s The LoveCan’t StopMadelineBeen There BeforeMinute Without YouGive A LittleVoice In The ChorusMMMBopSomething Going RoundEncore:Crazy BeautifulIf Only / Let’s Get It...
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By David Burger The Salt Lake Tribune Published Sep 23, 2010 01:47PMUpdated Sep 22, 2010 05:53PM When Salt Lake City musician Cameron Rafati tells people he will be opening for Hanson at a Sept. 30 show, some chide him for being associated with the band that unleashed “MMMBop” onto an unsuspecting public. But Rafati shows no fear about being on the same stage as Hanson. “They’re brilliant songwriters,” he said. Rafati’s opinion is shared by many who...
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Hanson Thinking 'Bout Somethin from PAPER Magazine on Vimeo.We've been lucky enough to have Hanson as a regular presence on PAPERMAG.COM the past few months via the photo diary blogs they've been keeping for us as they tour. But there's always room for more Hanson! The boys were recently in town to play our tour diary blogs Sounds Like Paper concert at Roseland Ballroom and were kind of enough to treat PAPERTV to an acoustic version of their sunny, unbelievably catchy single "Thinkin' Bout Something."...
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By Amy KaufmanLos Angeles TimesPosted: Wednesday, Sep. 22, 2010LOS ANGELES Whenever the band Hanson is introduced, there's always one word that's included in the primer, so let's get it out of the way: "Mmmbop.""Hanson burst onto the scene about 13 years ago with their 1997 Grammy-nominated song 'Mmmbop,'" "Today Show" host Ann Curry said earlier this summer, before the band played a set on the morning program.That the band - Hanson brothers Isaac, 29, Taylor, 27, and Zac, 24 - has never stopped playing music after "Mmmbop,' and in June released its fifth studio record, "Shout It Out," is something most aren't even aware of.Perhaps more surprisingly,...
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When: Wed., Sept. 22, 7 p.m. Price: $30MMMBOP! — Okay, you fair-weather Hanson fans! You may have grown up, but so have they, and Hanson is still producing some very soulful and hummable hits. It may not reach the heights of “MMMBop,” but their newest release Shout it Out exhibits the same R&B-flavored pop smarts you grew up with. Show up and show your love for Tay-Tay! WSH Wonder BallroomNortheast 128 NE Russel503-284-8686wonderballroom.com...