Hanson have never left. Twenty years after the three brothers from Tulsa, Oklahoma recorded that indelible chorus to "Mmmbop," Isaac, Taylor, and Zac Hanson—now 36, 34, and 31—are still ...

Taylor Hanson, now 34, ... We're going to make the music that we’ve always wanted to make,’” Zac Hanson said. Following “Middle of Nowhere,” Hanson recorded two more studio albums.

The day before—May 6, 1997—a band of three young brothers from Tulsa, Oklahoma, had released their debut label album, Middle of Nowhere. Isaac, Taylor, and Zac Hanson were in the middle of ...

Hanson could have easily been dismissed as a fluke — and "Middle of Nowhere" could have become a dated relic gathering dust in the dollar bin, like so many other popular '90s records. But 2017 ...

Hanson stopped ’90s kids’ hearts last week with a gorgeous, acoustic performance of their 1997 hit “MMMBop” on ABC’s Greatest Hits. EW caught up with Taylor Hanson to chat about that ...

When brothers Zac, Isaac and Taylor debuted the band's album, "Middle of Nowhere," on May 6, 1997, Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating declared it Hanson Day in the Sooner State.

Introduction: Hanson is a multi-instrumental, indie-pop band hailing from Tulsa, Oklahoma comprised of three brothers: Isaac, Zac, and Taylor. The finished product unveiled in the spring of 1997 ...

HansonSeptember 14, 2010Piper Theater at Mesa Arts CenterRight now, as I write this sentence, I'm listening to Middle of Nowhere, Hanson's major label debut from 1997.

He was 9 when he officially formed the band Hanson with older brother Isaac and younger brother Zac. And he was just 14 when the trio scored the smash hit "MmmBop" in 1997, earning three Grammy ...

Taylor Hanson and wife announce they are expecting ... became household names with their single “MMMBop” off their 1997 album “Middle of Nowhere,” which was nominated for two Grammys ...

Hanson joins TODAY to answer questions for our 8 Before 8 series about their 20-year journey since releasing "Underneath," the meaning of "MMMBop," and their hair secrets.