Yes, that's them. The youngest pop-rock band in the world, which exploded in 1997 with 'Middle of Nowhere', the debut album containing the hit-singles 'Mmm bop', 'Where's the love', 'Weird', and many other songs of fresh, jaunty rock 'n' roll.
At the time the three brothers Isaac, Taylor e Zachary Hanson were respectively 16, 13 and 11 years old. However, their young age had not prevented them from recording two full-length albums in self-distribution since 1992, and surpassing one hundred club gigs, including that time, which has gone down in history, at the Blue Rose Café, when Hanson had to perform outside the venue because they were not old enough to get in!
Seven years later, here they are again. And the cycle of life presents them to us in a different way. Older, more mature, more aware. Even one of the three, Taylor, got married and became a father. The number of recorded albums has already reached five, including 'This Time Around"2000'.
And, for the first time in their career, they are coming to our country. Just one date, in an acoustic version, at the Zoe Club in Milan, on Wednesday 10 November 2004. An excellent opportunity to enjoy not only the old hits, but also the new album 'Underneath' featuring Michelle Branch and Greeg Alexander, former singer of the New Radicals.
HANSON - ACOUSTIC TOUR
10 NOVEMBER 2004
ZOE CLUB - MILAN
SINGLE ADMISSION: 18 EUROS + 2.70 PREV
INFO : 02.76113055
