Ooh best of luck Jacqui~ I hope all goes well and that she's here later this week! :D

Yay yay yay I'm so excited for you, Jacqui! Can't wait until Adara makes her way out into this world! :D

You're right, I would definitely die of happiness, haha, especially since I'd also get in free, lolz. 

I was wondering what happened on fb. I was like, "Um, did I do something?!" Then I did a little Fb stalking and saw you weren't friends with either Ann or Shelley. I'm not on google+ but maybe I'll check it out because I want to read all the Adara updates! 

And that's stupid of Brandon to not let you reactivate it. Whyyyy? 

Anyway, good to see you're still alive! :)

Anyone know anything about this?

The only time I ever cried at a Hanson show was after the show when a security guard accused me of being a girl who was not allowed into the show. And I guess here was that other time in Baltimore, but that was moreso the walk.

Never cried during one of their shows or one of their sets.

I do this thing --and I don't know when or how it really started, but it's been happening for a few years now -- that whenever I get really excited about something -- ANYTHING! -- that I kind of squeal "Omigosilovemyfavoriteband!" Like I said, it can be anything that gets me super excited and that's my response.

I was in front for both Falls Church and Philly this year and I had plenty of room to dance, and I'm pretty sure both shows sold out!

Ooh, thanks for the tip! It's much appreciated! :)

And thanks for your imput, everyone! :)

You did an amazing job on the boxes, they look fantastic. And I love reading your story about them. Sorry the security guard didn't e you get that picture, but I guess he was just doing his job. Still, it's so cool that the guys really seemed to appreciate the gift so much to post a couple pictures of them!

And how cool to get a M&G for your very first show! That's awesome. I'm glad you had such a fun time at their show! :)

My uncle won tickets to a radio show and they were one of the bands that played. I didn't particularly enjoy their set (like someone said I enjoyed the show more than teh band itself), but there was this midd-aged bald man who was into O-Town's set more than their fans. He'd jump up and down and dance and sang and wanted Ashley to pick him tp bring on stage when they sang a song to a girl, hahaha. That dude was so incredibly entertaining. 

I'm actually finding that people are tending to be more open-minded than they used to be, or maybe it's that I'm surrounding myself by open-minded people who just happen to love music regardless of who sings or plays it. 

Music is music. If you love it, you shouldn't be ashamed of it. If you love it, shout it out!

Anyone like them? Or know what their fans are like? 

I'll be seeing them on Friday, December 2nd at The Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville, VA and I was wondering what their shows are like. I'm going because Honor By August is going for them, so I want to be up front for them, and will leave to go to the back for Switchfoot's set. 

Any songs in articular or albums I should listen to or you'd reccomend? 

Thanks!

I'm pretty sure I cried mainly because of what I was accused of doing. I would never EVER do that to Hanson or anyone else, so for someone to thikn of me as someone to do it, I felt like I was personally attacked.

I've cried after a Hanson concert before, but that was because I was so exhausted, sick of dealing with fan & venue drama, had such a terrible alergic reaction, still had 5 hours to drive, and the secutiry guard accused me of being one of those girls who drove to Tulsa and dug through Hanson's trash. That was just not a good day. THe concert was good but everything else about that day absolutely sucked.

I also want to add that I do think he was too mellow for a Hanson show. I found myself listening to my iPod after his set in order to pump myself up for Hansons te. Charlie's set left me wanting a nap after his set  both nights.

I attended only 2 shows this tour and saw Charlie on both of them. I didn't like him either time, but I'm sure if I saw him more and it wasn't back to back that I might find him to be okay. 

I definitely prefer the physical albums over the digital ones, and that goes with all of the bands and musicians I listen to. I will say that sometimes this is frustrating because with the bands I love, their music isnt readily available in stores, meaning I can only buy it at a show, and if they aren't touring when the album is digitally available, then I end up buying it twice (both digital when it comes out so I can have it, and then at a show so I can have the physical copy). 

ditto.

i think the group would be funnier if it was made years ago, but i think it's just time everyone move along from hating him and on him.