[AUDIO] Emily Joy interviews Hanson for am 640 (Canada)

[AUDIO] Hanson with Heidi, will & woody Aug 15 2014 (Australia)

[AUDIO] Hanson on Dan and Maz

[AUDIO] Hanson On Fifi & Dave, Aug 8

[AUDIO] Hanson On Dan And Maz Aug 8, 2014

Full Interview on Monday

[AUDIO] Hanson on The Rush Hour Gold Coast

2Day FM Breakfast Best Bit: Chat with Hanson!

[AUDIO] ABC 1233 Hanson on Anthem, MMMhops, and why you can't chase trends

[AUDIO] Isaac Hanson Interview on Fifi & Dave (Australia)

[AUDIO] Taylor Hanson Interview - Gay Savvy (Australia)

You can listen to the entire Podcast and Download it on iTunes HERE

Isaac Hanson Interview on "The Kitchen" Australia.

The Kitchen interviews Isaac from Hanson!
Radio Fremantle 107.9fm

Taylor Interview on "The Brink" Australia

Thanks to "The Brink on Twitter for posting the interview! You can download the interview HERE

Audio: Too Much Heaven

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Posted By: Crash · 11/4/2013 4:57:00 PM

Propelled by their hit single MMMBop, three brothers from Oaklahoma – Isaac, Taylor & Zac – achieved massive worldwide success...and they hadn’t even graduated high school. (At the time, Isaac was 16, Taylor was 14 and Zac was only 12.)

Now, 16 years later, the brothers have grown a lot – both as adults and as musicians -  and released their 6^th studio album, ANTHEM, back in June.  They will be playing in Fredericton for the first time on November 12^th at The Playhouse.

Last week, I spoke with Isaac over the phone about the band’s longevity (They’ve been at it for 21 years!!) growing up in the industry and ...beer. (They launched their own brew, MMMHops in May.) This is the FULL conversation, featuring stuff I didn’t air. Enjoy.



Click HERE for Tickets to the November 12^th show. 

Hanson on The Adam Carolla Show

LISTEN the Interview HERE

Adam opens the show thanking fans for sending stuff in. He then explains how you can make your very own Recyclarolla, and talks about Ray’s conspiracy theories when all of his tools were stolen. Adam also complains about turbo-charged spiders, and Bald Bryan recalls an awkward exchange he had at the gym. Later, the guys go on a hilarious tangent about unnecessary rowing.

The three Hanson brothers enter the studio next, and Adam compliments them on their signature beer, ‘mmmHops’. They talk about the continuing success of the smash hit ‘mmmBop’, and how they’ve dealt with being so close and working together all the time. After discussing their new album, ‘Anthem’, Alison starts up the news. Stories revolve around reclining airplane seats, the most romantic cities in North America, and the best ways to protect your sex life from your kids. As the show wraps up, the guys talk about an Illinois school trying to get a Guinness World Record for most twins in a single class, and Hanson plays a song live.

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"HANSON: 21 Years Of Music" available to download for free!!

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Tracklist:

1. Tonight (full studio version)
2. Thinking 'Bout Somethin' (live)
3. Every Word I Say (live)
4. A Song To Sing (live)
5. Hand In Hand (live)







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Hanson on The Church of Lazlo

Hanson was in Kansas on the show "The Church of Lazlo"

They play the album version of  "Can´t stop us now" 

Listen the Interview Here:

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Part 2

Part 3
Part 4

Hanson Interview on Star 105.5 FM

Hanson Channels AC/DC, Queen In New Album

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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – From “MMMBop” to “Back In Black.”

Hanson, the band that exploded into music and pop culture in 1997 with the #1 hit and Grammy winning song “MMMBop,” is turning 21 this year, and with that comes a new musical direction.

“I mean the record definitely is very anthemic, very big,” Isaac Hanson said of the band’s new album Anthem, set for release on June 18th. It’s the band’s first album since 2010′s Shout It Out. “But in addition to that I think this is the first record that we can honestly say a few of the tracks really pull heavily from AC/DC type of influences.”

“Which is always a good thing,” Zach Hanson said. “It’s never bad when you say, ‘ok, what would be an awesome Queen lyric that we wish they wrote, that we could try and write right now.’”

“Exactly. So whether it’s something like Queen or something lie AC/DC, there are some big rock anthem type songs. Which may surprise the non-Hanson fan and the Hanson fan alike,” Isaac added.

Though the band’s biggest hit was their first one, Hanson has managed to stay successful and grow through the years. Anthem will be their seventh full-length album, and then band regularly sells out most of their shows. They’re playing three nights in New York on their upcoming tour, and two nights in Chicago. They’re playing the TLA on South St. on November 7th.

The live show was something the band considered when they were writing the new album.

“There was immediately a feeling that we wanted to be more anthemic,” Zach said.  “And sort of make a record that had, sort of, almost of writing for the live experience. Writing for when that crowd interaction happens. Writing for, writing the fans’ part in there. ‘Here’s this song, and this is what the fans sing.’”

The first single from Anthem, “Get The Girl Back,” has a Motown feel, which dominated 2010′s Shout It Out.

“‘Get The Girl Back,’ is the perfect bridge from Shout It Out,” Taylor Hanson said. “I mean honestly, that was the decision. We really put a lot of energy into reasserting that side of ourselves with Shout It Out. And a lot of the record actually takes a different turn. But we really liked the idea of sort of bridging the gap between where we left off, and sort of drawing people into what this record is going to offer, which is actually sort of guitar driven. There’s a lot of guitar that makes a serious comeback on this record. So when you first play the first track on the album itself, you’re going to definitely get a different feel than the single. Which is sort of like, we put the piano away for a minute, and we grabbed the B3 and turned up the guitar.”

“[Anthem's] got a little more edge to it, it’s got a little more fire, and get the girl back is sort of the gateway drug,” Zach added.

“It’s intense,” Isaac said.

While the band has moved on, many people still see the kids from the “MMMBop” video from 16 years ago, and the band is more than aware of that fact.

“Wait, you’re in Hanson? You’re not dead already?,” Zach said.

“We actually started a non profit for those people who are confused about time. We can them time missers. We get them watches,” Taylor said. “I think one of the things that’s really unique about this story, about our band, and hopefully as this story becomes one where we are eventually the guys in ZZ Top with beards walking around on stage down the line, is that crazy introduction with that smash song, that reaches far beyond music and sort of into pop culture almost. And so what you get with that, the negative side, is you get all kinds of people who would never buy your music, know about who you are, know about you. The same way somebody knows about a brand, or a drink or something. So because of that awareness you have those people who are aware, but were never going to be fans. You were never going to sell a record or a ticket to that person, so that just comes with the package. The thing that you have to do is focus on the people who always were fans and have always been the music listeners.”

The band’s 21 years together hasn’t been without challenges, Isaac says.

“I can say that there are two points that I think of [where I thought we might quit]. One is the Underneath period when we had to fight it out with label that didn’t sign us in the first place, but they saw dollar signs.”

The band made a documentary called Strong Enough To Break about that fight, and the subsequent release of 2004′s Underneath.

“And then we ended up leaving them and starting our own label. And then the other one, honestly was the beginning of [Anthem]. There was a legitimate point, right at the beginning of the record when everybody was really on edge, and we were not sure whether we were going to get to the point of making the record.”

You can watch the video for “Get The Girl Back,” pre-order Anthem, and buy tickets to their upcoming tour at HANSON.NET.

Follow Spike on Twitter @SpikeEskin

source: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com

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Interview with Taylor Hanson on The Daily Wrap

If you missed the interview with Taylor you can listen by clicking the image above.