Hanson Announce North American tour
. The band are streaming video all week via their channel at LiveStream.com, including each of the 5 of 5 shows, so fans who missed picking up tickets to these sold out shows still have a chance to catch these intimate performances. The first leg of the Shout It Out Tour begins July 21 with support from Rooney, and covers the east coast, south and midwest. The second leg, featuring A Rocket To The Moon, covers the southwest and west coast and begins September 14. The Shout It Out Tour also provides a platform for HANSON to continue their passion and support for independent music by partnering with OurStage to host an opening band contest in each market, where local indie artists can compete for the chance to share the stage with the band. The announcement of the tour follows a whirlwind week of excitement for the band's debut single, "Thinking 'Bout Somethin'" which was released to digital outlets Friday in conjunction with the premiere network television performance of the song on the Late Show with David Letterman, and the music video debut on Myspace. The video, featuring "Weird" Al Yankovic, was viewed over a million times in the first few days of release, and is still rising. The exuberant homage to classic film The Blues Brothers, recreates an iconic scene where the band's soulful music incites over 300 people to dance in the street. 5 of 5 Series @ Gramercy Theater in NYC Summer Tour Leg 1: Leg 2: Preview and Purchase Hanson CDs |
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