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Honor Society looks to earn an A+ in touring
Posted: 01 Oct 2009 | Melody
So what if your grades are less than stellar? Pop-rock band Honor Society still wants you to join it.
“We like to tell our fans that they’re in Honor Society, too,” vocalist and bassist Andrew Lee said. “We’re all in it together, all partying and dancing. We chose the band name because we wanted something that fit us as friends and individuals but also included our fans.”
The Pitt News caught up with Lee just before the band prepared to kick off its Fashionably Late tour, promoting the debut album of the same name that dropped on Sept. 15. The tour will be coming to Diesel Night Club on Oct. 3.
“We’re musicians, so we love to have a good, strong musical show,” Lee said. “Obviously when we aren’t making mistakes, that’s good. We try to involve fans in the show, make it a party. We like that atmosphere.”
Since RollingStone.com named Honor Society one of the six break-out bands from Bamboozle to watch, the band has been busy. Over the summer, Honor Society opened for all of the North American dates of the Jonas Brothers World Tour while simultaneously headlining the Full Moon Crazy tour.
“It got a little crazy,” Lee said. “Some days we did four or five performances in a day, between morning radio or TV appearances, a mall acoustic show, opening [for the Jonas Brothers] and then playing our own after-hours show. It was pretty wild.”
So, what was touring with the Jonas Brothers like?
“Incredible,” he said. “The whole tour was amazing. We were already really good friends with the Jonas Brothers, and we became friends with Jordin Sparks and her band. It was like traveling musical summer camp.”
The friendship between the bands goes way back. Honor Society drummer Alexander Noyes went to high school with Kevin Jonas and played with the Jonas Brothers before joining Honor Society. Honor Society is the first band signed to the Jonas Brothers record label.
“It’s really like a dream come true,” Lee said. “We went to Target the day the CD came out, and we all bought a copy. To have it finally be a real tangible thing that you can buy is really cool.”
The album followed the band’s release of the single “Where Are You Now” from the summer film “Bandslam.”
“You kind of work your whole life toward your first album,” Lee said. “We feel like it’s taken us a while to get to this point, but at the same time, we feel like its perfect timing for everything that’s happening with the band.”
Some songs on the new CD are co-written with the Jonas Brothers and other musician friends, but members of Honor Society wrote most of the songs. Lee said the band’s writing process is very collaborative.
“We often start with a song title or concept and then build the story around it,” Lee said. “Usually someone has an idea of the vibe of the song, like whether we’re going for a ballad or a more up-tempo, and then we put it all together. There are no real egos here. We’re all trying to write the best song we can together.”
Lee also said that fan connection and interaction is very important to the band.
“Since the start, we’ve tried to tear down walls between us and our fans through things like MySpace and Facebook. Twitter has been huge in making ourselves very accessible,” Lee said. “Our fans know us, and we know our fans, and that’s really cool.”
One night, while enjoying the West Coast frozen yogurt chain Pinkberry, Nick Jonas introduced the band members to the frozen treat on their first night in Los Angeles, and they fell in love with it. “We were like, ‘What if we just Tweeted that we’re here [at Pinkberry] and see who shows up?’“ Lee said.
The first “Pinkberry Parking lot Party,” which the band calls “PPPs,” had 50 or 60 fans come out. The most recent had more than 400.
“We started doing it more and more. We’ve been known to put on some music and do parking lot dance parties too,” Lee said.
Upon being informed of Pittsburgh’s own Pinkberry equivalent, Sweet Berry on Meyran Avenue, Lee said the band might just have to stop by.
Source: The Pitt News
“We like to tell our fans that they’re in Honor Society, too,” vocalist and bassist Andrew Lee said. “We’re all in it together, all partying and dancing. We chose the band name because we wanted something that fit us as friends and individuals but also included our fans.”
The Pitt News caught up with Lee just before the band prepared to kick off its Fashionably Late tour, promoting the debut album of the same name that dropped on Sept. 15. The tour will be coming to Diesel Night Club on Oct. 3.
“We’re musicians, so we love to have a good, strong musical show,” Lee said. “Obviously when we aren’t making mistakes, that’s good. We try to involve fans in the show, make it a party. We like that atmosphere.”
Since RollingStone.com named Honor Society one of the six break-out bands from Bamboozle to watch, the band has been busy. Over the summer, Honor Society opened for all of the North American dates of the Jonas Brothers World Tour while simultaneously headlining the Full Moon Crazy tour.
“It got a little crazy,” Lee said. “Some days we did four or five performances in a day, between morning radio or TV appearances, a mall acoustic show, opening [for the Jonas Brothers] and then playing our own after-hours show. It was pretty wild.”
So, what was touring with the Jonas Brothers like?
“Incredible,” he said. “The whole tour was amazing. We were already really good friends with the Jonas Brothers, and we became friends with Jordin Sparks and her band. It was like traveling musical summer camp.”
The friendship between the bands goes way back. Honor Society drummer Alexander Noyes went to high school with Kevin Jonas and played with the Jonas Brothers before joining Honor Society. Honor Society is the first band signed to the Jonas Brothers record label.
“It’s really like a dream come true,” Lee said. “We went to Target the day the CD came out, and we all bought a copy. To have it finally be a real tangible thing that you can buy is really cool.”
The album followed the band’s release of the single “Where Are You Now” from the summer film “Bandslam.”
“You kind of work your whole life toward your first album,” Lee said. “We feel like it’s taken us a while to get to this point, but at the same time, we feel like its perfect timing for everything that’s happening with the band.”
Some songs on the new CD are co-written with the Jonas Brothers and other musician friends, but members of Honor Society wrote most of the songs. Lee said the band’s writing process is very collaborative.
“We often start with a song title or concept and then build the story around it,” Lee said. “Usually someone has an idea of the vibe of the song, like whether we’re going for a ballad or a more up-tempo, and then we put it all together. There are no real egos here. We’re all trying to write the best song we can together.”
Lee also said that fan connection and interaction is very important to the band.
“Since the start, we’ve tried to tear down walls between us and our fans through things like MySpace and Facebook. Twitter has been huge in making ourselves very accessible,” Lee said. “Our fans know us, and we know our fans, and that’s really cool.”
One night, while enjoying the West Coast frozen yogurt chain Pinkberry, Nick Jonas introduced the band members to the frozen treat on their first night in Los Angeles, and they fell in love with it. “We were like, ‘What if we just Tweeted that we’re here [at Pinkberry] and see who shows up?’“ Lee said.
The first “Pinkberry Parking lot Party,” which the band calls “PPPs,” had 50 or 60 fans come out. The most recent had more than 400.
“We started doing it more and more. We’ve been known to put on some music and do parking lot dance parties too,” Lee said.
Upon being informed of Pittsburgh’s own Pinkberry equivalent, Sweet Berry on Meyran Avenue, Lee said the band might just have to stop by.
"Over You" Hoodie
Posted: 30 Sep 2009 | Monica
Michael twitpic'd a hoodie that they should be selling at all of the Fashionably Late Tour Dates. We do not have the price value of these zip up hoodies but they're probably around $40-50. I really like them!
They're Back...
Posted: 29 Sep 2009 | Melody
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The See U in the Dark v-neck t-shirts are back on HonorSocietyMerch.com. Order yours today!
Credit: Renee
In addition, there are larger sizes for the blue v-necks. The v-necks come in black/pink & blue/purple.
Some posters are marked off 50% so you can buy them for $5.00-- Sweet Deal!
Dean's List: Fashionably Late Tour Updateþ
Posted: 29 Sep 2009 | Melody
Hey everyone,
We're checkin in from the road on our Fashionably Late Tour. Nashville was so awesome and fun to be in such a cool music city. We are in DC right now about to play a surprise free show at the Hard Rock! If you are in the area, come and check it out..8PM tonight.
We also wanted to remind you that you can still sign up for the chance to be flown to Hollywood to hang with us for the day!! We promise a fun time. So check out www.usapears.org for all the info.
Thank you so much for all of your support and we'll see you soon.
Love,
Honor Society
We're checkin in from the road on our Fashionably Late Tour. Nashville was so awesome and fun to be in such a cool music city. We are in DC right now about to play a surprise free show at the Hard Rock! If you are in the area, come and check it out..8PM tonight.
We also wanted to remind you that you can still sign up for the chance to be flown to Hollywood to hang with us for the day!! We promise a fun time. So check out www.usapears.org for all the info.
Thank you so much for all of your support and we'll see you soon.
Love,
Honor Society
Tommy2.net Reviews Honor Society in Nasville
Posted: 29 Sep 2009 | Melody
Last night, Honor Society’s Fashionably Late Tour paid a visit to The Rutledge in Nashville, TN. And… just like other previous shows, it was Fashionable Late. Doors opened a full hour behind schedule.
Starting things off, fans were in for a first as the Fashionably Late tour featured Dutch pop star Esmee Denters, who will be opening for Honor Society the rest of their tour. Not only was it her first night on the tour, but also her 21st Birthday! Just like many opening nights, the sound was significantly off with the vocals and guitar mixes significantly lower than they should’ve been. Odds are that this will be fixed shortly. Seeing her backed by a three piece band was a treat, although visually they didn’t do much to energize her set. Her cover of Eyes For You was full of energy as well of her single Outta Here.
Esmee Denters – Runtime 24 Minutes
Pros: Your first chance to see an original YouTube star in the states with a live band.
Cons: Backup band’s performance wasn’t visually up to par. The most excited they were to jam was after Esmee walked off stage.
Best song: Eyes For You
1. My Destiny
2. Diva
3. Just Can’t Have It
4. Eyes For You (Cover)
5. Gravity
6. Outta Here
One thing’s for sure, in the last week Honor Society has ironed out many of the wrinkles from the opening night of the tour. This time, from the first note to the last they were on. Each member was exceptional and Michael continues to show his gift with nearly flawless vocals, backed with strong passion for each song. In addition, you can’t help but love what Alexander brings to the show. One thing was very obvious with this show – Honor Society are miles from being labeled a “new act”, but instead should be considered a seasoned band with very talented musicians and capable of displaying an energy on stage that you can’t teach.
In the middle of the set, it was hinted that there was a special guest at the show and the song Here Comes Trouble was dedicated to her. It was none other than Jessie James…. and yeah, she’s a pistol! Also in attendance was Zach Carter of the Carter Twins, with Jordan Pruitt also being on the guest list but apparently didn’t show.
Unfortunately, there were still some issues with the tracks. The background vocals went out during Over You and Michael deserves credit for quickly asking the crowd to sing along (to cover it up). Definitely the low point of the night occurred when they performed a cover You Really Got Me by rock legends, Van Halen. The backing tracks failed to play during the opening riff which exposed the fact Jason’s guitar was barely audible, with the track being about 75% louder than what was actually being played “live.”
Honor Society – Runtime 58 Minutes
Pros: Amazing performance
Cons: The act is no longer meeting with fans. I doubt the group is to blame for this but there careers are going to get much worse, before getting better with this policy.
Best song: See U In The Dark
1. Full Moon Crazy
2. Sing For You
3. Two Rebels
4. Where Are You Now
5. My Own Way
6. Here Comes Trouble
7. You Got Me Goin’ Now (Cover)
8. Don’t Close The Book
9. Why Didn’t I
10. Nobody Has To Know
11. Over You
12. See U In The Dark
Source: Tommy2.net
Starting things off, fans were in for a first as the Fashionably Late tour featured Dutch pop star Esmee Denters, who will be opening for Honor Society the rest of their tour. Not only was it her first night on the tour, but also her 21st Birthday! Just like many opening nights, the sound was significantly off with the vocals and guitar mixes significantly lower than they should’ve been. Odds are that this will be fixed shortly. Seeing her backed by a three piece band was a treat, although visually they didn’t do much to energize her set. Her cover of Eyes For You was full of energy as well of her single Outta Here.
Esmee Denters – Runtime 24 Minutes
Pros: Your first chance to see an original YouTube star in the states with a live band.
Cons: Backup band’s performance wasn’t visually up to par. The most excited they were to jam was after Esmee walked off stage.
Best song: Eyes For You
1. My Destiny
2. Diva
3. Just Can’t Have It
4. Eyes For You (Cover)
5. Gravity
6. Outta Here
One thing’s for sure, in the last week Honor Society has ironed out many of the wrinkles from the opening night of the tour. This time, from the first note to the last they were on. Each member was exceptional and Michael continues to show his gift with nearly flawless vocals, backed with strong passion for each song. In addition, you can’t help but love what Alexander brings to the show. One thing was very obvious with this show – Honor Society are miles from being labeled a “new act”, but instead should be considered a seasoned band with very talented musicians and capable of displaying an energy on stage that you can’t teach.
In the middle of the set, it was hinted that there was a special guest at the show and the song Here Comes Trouble was dedicated to her. It was none other than Jessie James…. and yeah, she’s a pistol! Also in attendance was Zach Carter of the Carter Twins, with Jordan Pruitt also being on the guest list but apparently didn’t show.
Unfortunately, there were still some issues with the tracks. The background vocals went out during Over You and Michael deserves credit for quickly asking the crowd to sing along (to cover it up). Definitely the low point of the night occurred when they performed a cover You Really Got Me by rock legends, Van Halen. The backing tracks failed to play during the opening riff which exposed the fact Jason’s guitar was barely audible, with the track being about 75% louder than what was actually being played “live.”
Honor Society – Runtime 58 Minutes
Pros: Amazing performance
Cons: The act is no longer meeting with fans. I doubt the group is to blame for this but there careers are going to get much worse, before getting better with this policy.
Best song: See U In The Dark
1. Full Moon Crazy
2. Sing For You
3. Two Rebels
4. Where Are You Now
5. My Own Way
6. Here Comes Trouble
7. You Got Me Goin’ Now (Cover)
8. Don’t Close The Book
9. Why Didn’t I
10. Nobody Has To Know
11. Over You
12. See U In The Dark
Little Bit o' Sole Cablevision Commercial
Posted: 29 Sep 2009 | Melody
Check out the Little Bit o' Sole/ Honor Society commercial on Cablevision starting to air this week!
Credit: Hiya
Reminder: Order Your "OVER YOU" Bracelets Today!
Posted: 29 Sep 2009 | Melody
Alex Noyes Online is selling "Over You" Jac Vanek style bracelets for only $5.00. The wristband will be a red bracelet with white writing that says "OVER YOU." Colors inspired by Alex's favorite color and Clifford the big red tour bus. The more orders that are received the faster our shipment will come. We will try our very best to get your orders by the second week of October. The $5.00 covers the bracelet itself and postage; this is all non-profit. Delivery and arrival of your bracelet depends on your location, we all reside on the East Coast. For now, we are only accepting orders in the continental United States.
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"Over You" on the Radio
Posted: 29 Sep 2009 | Melody
Mr. Rosen twitpic-ed a list of radio stations officially playing "Over You" on the radio.
Over You Review
Posted: 29 Sep 2009 | Melody
The Reviews reviewed Honor Society's single "Over You."
Honor Society wraps post-breakup angst into a cathartic, three-minute package on "Over You," the opening track from the group's just-released debut album, "Fashionably Late." The song is delivered with fierce precision by band members (and Jonas Brothers) Michael Bruno, Jason Rosen, Andrew Lee and Alexander Noyes. Its production is taut and unabashedly pop but also offers some added spice with a driving backbeat, pulsing synths and guitar licks worthy of arena rock. The lyrics are about stewing over an ex-girlfriend and the vocal riffs are short and smart, leaving space for the music to breathe. In those gaps of silence, inhale shifts to exhale and romantic frustration becomes fun. If this is what a breakup sounds like, it just might be worth the pain.
Credit: Mr. Rosen
Free Acoustic Show in D.C. Tonight
Posted: 29 Sep 2009 | Melody
honorsociety: FREE ACOUSTIC SHOW in Washington, D.C. tonight - Hard Rock Cafe - 999 "E" Street NW - doors @ 7:30PM / show @ 8PM - FREE MEET & GREET
ThePISTOL: http://twitpic.com/jm9oi On the road again... we are getting close to DC! See you tonight at the Hard Rock Cafe!
ThePISTOL: http://twitpic.com/jm9oi On the road again... we are getting close to DC! See you tonight at the Hard Rock Cafe!
International "Fashionably Late" release Dates!
Posted: 28 Sep 2009 | Monica
Fashionably Late will be release on October 19, 2009 in the Philippines.
If any other country knows the release date of FL in their country please let us know. We will post and credit you for the news.
Credit: Honorsocietyph
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