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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
WIN! VIP tickets to see Hanson!
Posted by Unknown on 3:35 PM
Published:31 May 11
By:cari3232
There'll be one winner!
It's time to get your MMMbop on! To celebrate Hanson’s return to the UK this week for the release of their stunning new album ‘Shout It Out’ on June 5th, Sugarscape is offering one lucky reader and a friend the chance to attend a very intimate Hanson show at one of their completely sold out 5of5 performances at Kings College London between June 5-10. Hanson have recently released their new single ‘Give A Little’ and album ‘Shout It Out’ in America to major acclaim hitting the #2 spot on Billboard and are now inviting us lucky Brits to join in the party. If there's one thing...
Monday, May 30, 2011
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Tara's Great Idea! [ Hanson's Songbook]
Posted by Mari on 9:28 AM
Here is her idea: "I want to make a songbook for Hanson. Their songs have inspired me and helped me through so much in my life, and I have heard many other fans say the same. I would like to collect stories from Hanson fans about the Hanson songs that have inspired them the most. My ultimate goal is to collect at least one story for each song for each of the 5 studio albums (Middle of Nowhere, This Time Around, Underneath, The Walk, and Shout It Out). Once I have collected all of the stories, I will print them out and get them bound into a book for Hanson. I will edit each story for grammar and spelling, only. I will include the...
Friday, May 27, 2011
Teen pop stars Hanson are all grown up
Posted by Unknown on 3:19 PM
By Simon Hayes on May 27, 2011 5:07 PM |
Mmmbop.
While the mere mention of that word, if you can call it that, sends a shiver down the spine of many right-thinking music fans these days, there was a time when Hanson's 1997 chart-topper was impossible to escape.
The catchy ditty propelled the band to global superstardom, while its associated album, Middle of Nowhere, shifted a staggering 10million units - something a lot of current bands would give their eye teeth to achieve.
Even more amazing was it was written and performed by a trio of teenage brothers from Oklahoma. For lead singer Taylor Hanson,...
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
"Weird Al" Talks for the First Time About Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus Parodies Continue reading on Examiner.com "Weird Al" Talks for the First Time About Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus Parodies
Posted by Mari on 2:22 PM
"Weird Al" Yankovic will be performing in Waukegan, Illinois this Saturday at the Genesee Theatre and in St. Charles, Illinois on May 31 at the Arcada Theatre. I spoke with Al by phone to discuss these shows and his current concert tour. I'll be posting that interview in the next day or two (Click the Subscribe button above to receive an email when the interview publishes!) In the meantime, here are some excerpts regarding his new album.
"Weird Al" Yankovic has a new album coming out in June called "Alpocalypse," featuring the much-discussed Lady Gaga parody "Perform This Way." Now, he's opening up about some of the other parodies on the...
Monday, May 23, 2011
Video: Hanson sings National Anthem at OKC Thunder playoff game
Posted by Unknown on 2:23 PM
Posted by brandy on May 23, 2011M at 7:55 am
The Oklahoma City Thunder may have gotten off to a poor start Saturday in their Western Conference Finals playoff game against the Dallas Mavericks, but the evening itself actually began rather auspiciously.
As you can see in this YouTube video, Tulsa brother trio Hanson gave a great performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner” prior to tipoff. You gotta love those strong harmonies.
Until the Thunder made a fourth-quarter rally that unfortunately fell a few points short, Hanson’s rendition of The National Anthem was the highlight of Game 3 for OKC fans.
The Thunder and Mavs resume their grudge match in a pivotal Game 4 at 8 tonight at the Oklahoma City Arena. (For those who don’t have tickets, the game is airing on ESPN, or go to www.theokcarena.com...
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Bill Haisten: First-half debacle flatten Thunder
Posted by Unknown on 8:57 AM
By BILL HAISTEN World Sports Writer
Published: 5/22/2011 2:13 AM
Last Modified: 5/22/2011 4:52 AM
OKLAHOMA CITY - At some point during the mid-1990s, when Bill Self coached basketball at Oral Roberts University, three young brothers from Tulsa performed during halftime of a Golden Eagles home game at the Mabee Center.
On Saturday, the same three brothers - Taylor, Isaac and Zac Hanson - performed the national anthem before Game 3 of the Western Conference finals.
Self now coaches at Kansas, but he is an Oklahoman who appreciates big-event basketball. He was in the OKC Arena...
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
A message from Zac Hanson
Posted by Mari on 11:03 AM
HANSON Day was awesome I just wanted to say the HANSON Day Celebration last weekend was Awesome! We had an amazing time, I hope everyone enjoyed their travels to Tulsa. Every year we are trying to make each MOE (Members Only Events) cooler then the last. We are already thinking about what will come later this year, and how we can start planning 2012's HANSON Day now and make it a standing date, almost like a festeval for Hanson.net members. Thanks to everyone who was there, don't forget to watch it streamed saturday....
