“MMMBop” and the surrounding tunes on their debut played like a bunch of kids who grew up around their folks’ Van Morrison and Motown vinyl collection, and Hanson’s music only went on to ...

“But ‘MMMBop,’ interestingly ... It’s definitely, there’s no question that the music has evolved over the years. There’s no question that the fan base in some form or another has ...

I think ‘MMMBop’ stood out ... The jam also helped create the template for the band’s later music, which interweaves “relatively serious thoughts” into something optimistic, the brothers ...

Deep down everyone loves “MMMBop”, Hanson’s mega-hit that turned 20 years old today. But according to the brothers themselves, no one on Earth can sing it correctly. In an interview with ...

Love: Taylor had recorded about half of "MMMBop" before his voice had changed due to puberty. The band and the record company both loved the way the music and vocal sounded, and they didn't want ...

Three long-haired brothers from Tulsa, Oklahoma, exploded on the pop music scene with “MMMBop,” with then-16-year-old Isaac Hanson on guitar, 13-year-old Taylor Hanson on keyboard and 11-year ...

The brothers continue to tour and make music, with their 11th album released next month. As for “MMMBop”, performing it today is a bittersweet experience. Isaac: Playing the song today is a ...

"In an MMMBop, they're gone ... "Because I think, just like we were influenced by music that wasn't from our time, we are a band kind of happily outside of our genre. Because it's really all ...

the brothers Hanson have managed to avoid the boy-band curse and still make music today that actually means something. Hanson is set to play the Pageant on Thursday, and "Mmmbop" will most likely ...

And then they played “MMMBop.” Here’s the thing about ... starting with “Been There Before,” a fitting celebration of the music they love. The final song of the night was “Believe ...

Both before and after Isaac, 41, Taylor, 39, and Zac, 36, skyrocketed to fame 25 years ago as Hanson with their infectiously catchy No. 1 hit "MMMBop," they've done things on their terms.