Photos: Hanson @ Danforth Music Hall, Toronto, 9 Nov 2013
Photo Credit: Sarah Rix
Photo Credit: Sarah Rix
November 10, 2013 by Christina Strynatka On Nov. 9, 2013, those Mmmboppin’ kids by the name of Isaac, Taylor and Zac stopped by Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall and showed the city just how much they’ve grown. Striding on to a bare stage save for a giant cloth sign reading “ANTHEM” to a venue filled with […]
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by Eva Avenue & Marcella Garvey It was the kind of concert where you spend all of the next day contemplating your life, remembering every magic moment in vivid blurs, adapting “Where’s The Love?” on piano and just feeling upbeat and giddy about whatever because last night you saw Hanson! It was an absolute effing […]
October 1, 2013 by Ana Barroso House of Blues was alive with the energy of a middle school dance last Tuesday. The evening began with opening act Paul McDonald, a folk/indie/pop singer, along with his nameless, well-coiffed right-hand man. McDonald might as well have remained nameless too though, being that every mention of headlining act […]
September 29, 2013 by Chelsea Schwartz Before I begin, let’s break the stereotype. Hanson are not still 12 years old. They do not dance to tracks written by other people. They write and perform original music, like any other band you love. They just happen to have had a major hit (MMMBop) during the age […]
September 27, 2013 by Matthew Bernstein To do anything for 20 years is an accomplishment. Think about it. To be a student, to run a business, to play a sport, to hold a job, to be married, to write a novel. Whatever that “it thing” might be, spending 20 years doing it is an eternity […]
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September 25, 2013 by Kristy Wolski SAN DIEGO – Confessions of a Hanson fan: At age 12 my walls were covered with posters of Zac, Taylor and Isaac, their CD was on constant repeat in my boom-box and I wore a Hanson t-shirt in a middle school yearbook photo. Fast forward to 2013: I went […]