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86 NFL STARS TO SHINE WEEK BEFORE SUPER BOWL IN SOUTH FLORIDA
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MIAMI, Jan. 13 /PRNewswire/ — To kick off the week leading up to Super Bowl XLIV, breakout band and family favorite HONOR SOCIETY will perform the pregame show and National Anthem before McDONALD’S PRESENTS THE 2010 PRO BOWL, the NFL announced today.
The 2010 Pro Bowl will be played on Sunday, January 31 and televised live on ESPN at 7:20 PM ET from Dolphin Stadium in South Florida, also the site of Super Bowl XLIV a week later on Sunday, February 7.
Ticket prices range from $50 to $195 and may be purchased on NFL.COM and TICKETMASTER.COM or by calling 800-745-3000.
Prior to the game, ticketholders will be able to check out the new free NFL Gameday Fan Plaza, the NFL’s festival area at Dolphin Stadium that also will be open on Super Bowl Sunday. NFL Gameday Fan Plaza will feature musical acts, player appearances and autograph opportunities, the largest assortment of NFL merchandise, and refreshments. The national championships of the NFL’s FLAG Tournament of Champions also will take place on a specially designed turf field in the heart of Gameday Fan Plaza on Pro Bowl Sunday preceding the game.
Rolling Stone’s “Band to Watch” and an MTV “Buzzworthy Artist,” Honor Society is one of the most talked about bands of 2009. Having just completed their tour with JONAS BROTHERS and JORDIN SPARKS, they will tour with TIMBALAND starting January 16. MICHAEL BRUNO, ANDREW LEE, ALEXANDER NOYES and JASON ROSEN deliver a unique sound that fuses Rock and R&B. Honor Society released their debut album Fashionably Late in September 2009 featuring youthful anthems like “Sing For You,” the wildly popular song, “See U In The Dark” and the dancefloor jam, “Here Comes Trouble.”
Fans will have the opportunity to see 86 of the NFL’s brightest stars who will descend upon South Florida to help kick off the most-anticipated week in sports leading into the Super Bowl.
The Pro Bowl had been played annually since 1980 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii the week following the Super Bowl. The Pro Bowl will return to Hawaii for the 2011 and 2012 games.
The 2010 Pro Bowl will be the first played prior to the Super Bowl and only the second Pro Bowl played in the same city as the Super Bowl. The Los Angeles Coliseum hosted the first Super Bowl on January 15, 1967 and the Pro Bowl the following week.
LARRY FITZGERALD of the Arizona Cardinals was last year’s Pro Bowl MVP. Fitzgerald caught two touchdown passes, including the go-ahead score with 4:03 remaining, as the NFC rallied to defeat the AFC, 30-21, in front of a sold-out crowd at Aloha Stadium. The Vikings’ ADRIAN PETERSON led the NFC in rushing with 48 yards on 8 carries and one touchdown. ELI (New York Giants) and PEYTON MANNING (Indianapolis Colts) were the first brother quarterbacks to play against each other in the Pro Bowl. Eli completed 8 of 14 passes for 111 yards and one touchdown. Peyton was 12 of 17 for 151 yards and one touchdown.
The AFC and NFC squads are each comprised of 42 players with 21 offensive and 17 defensive players plus four specialists. A 43rd “need” player will be chosen by the head coach and must be a cornerback, defensive end, linebacker or long snapper. The coaching staffs of the losing teams in the AFC and NFC Divisional playoffs with the best regular season record will serve as the coaching staffs of the AFC and NFC teams.Source: National Football League
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I received this a few weeks ago but didn’t get to post it up. I’m sorry. Thanks Jessie L. for sending them in! I really really appreciate it. Keep sending them in guys! Please! I promise i’ll post them up as soon as i get them.
“Honor society performed a great concert saturday at the Murray Theater! I got to meet them and I asked Andrew Lee to marry me! It was funny! They are amazing guys!”
Honor Society keyboardist/guitarist Jason Rosen says his band’s music sounds deceptively simple. That belies the fact that two founding members — Rosen and lead vocalist/guitarist Michael Bruno — graduated from Boston’s Berklee School of Music and the New York University School of Music, respectively.
Also, bassist Andrew Lee is an alumnus of Hartford School of Music.
“There’s a lot that gets thrown at you,” Rosen said during a telephone interview from Philadelphia. “There’s a lot of theory and a lot of performance stuff and music technology stuff.”
Rosen said there was so much that all the learning didn’t really set in until after he graduated.
“We draw upon those educational practices,” he said. “They are like tools in our toolbox.”
Music has always been an important part of Rosen’s life. When he was young, his parents introduced him to the Beatles, Motown and ’50s and ’60s doo wop groups.
“Later on I definitely got into Stevie Wonder because of the keyboards and his use of synths. And then I got into a lot of prog-rock like Yes. And in the ’80s there was definitely Michael Jackson and then Prince.”
Rosen’s first instrument was piano.
“My family had gotten a piano from my grandma,” he said. “Later on I started playing guitar and the drums.
“I think it’s cool to be able to play different instruments. And having an understanding of multiple instruments helps with the arrangements and stuff. (more…)
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“Zachary At The Grandparents”
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Wsup! Its your boys here from HONOR SOCIETY. We first off wanted to say a HUGE thank you for helping make FASHIONABLY LATE go to #18 on the Billboard Charts its first week! Keep telling all your friends who don’t know about HS about the album!
The Fashionably Late Tour has been going amazing. We hope those of you who have seen the tour so far feel the same way. We’re trying to take a cue from our friends the Jonas Brothers and give you all a full night of entertainment. Which is why we added Esmee Denters to open the tour. She’s so talented and has been so sweet. You’ll also see acts Ruby Summer and Emily Osment on some select shows!
We have a lot of shows left and we LOVE IT.. the road has been awesome and we absolutely obsess over giving you guys the night of your lives every show.
We also have been taking a lot of pics this tour and we have some from the summer as well now on the fan club site so check em out!
We love you guys … keep doing what you’re doing and we’ll keep doing what we’re doing ….. deal?
Your Autumn Romance,
Michael, Alexander, Jason and Andrew
HONOR SOCIETY
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They are fashionably late, but their fans don’t mind. In fact, they love it.
In just a year, the band Honor Society went from playing in small clubs to opening for the Jonas Brothers in front of 20,000 people.
IF YOU GO
WHAT: Second annual Rock the Fall Festival
WHEN: Saturday and Sunday. Gates open at 11 a.m. Concerts start at 2 p.m.
WHERE: Blue Mountain Ski Resort in Palmerton
SATURDAY LINEUP: Drake Bell, Honor Society, V Factory, KSM, Tiffany Giardina
SUNDAY LINEUP: Jimmy Wayne, Randy Houser, Josh Gracin, Jessica Andrews, Jessica Harp
COST: Festival is free; concerts are $20 general admission or $25 advanced reserved seating
INFO: www.rockthefall.com; 610) 826-7700
Their debut album, “Fashionably Late,” hit stores on Sept. 15, and fans are loving it. Recently featured in People and Rolling Stone, the band is excited how things are turning out.
The band will be one of five acts performing at the second annual Rock the Fall Festival at Blue Mountain Ski Resort in Palmerton on Saturday. The festival will continue Sunday.
Jason Rosen, keyboardist and guitarist and backup singer, had a few minutes between sound check and a show to speak with the Pocono Record about how they came to be, their first album, soundtracks and life on the road.
Pocono Record: Tell me about how you got together.
Rosen: Me and Michael lead singer) grew up together since junior high. We met Andrew bass, backing vocals) through a friend of ours. It was just the three of us for two years. Then we met Alexander drums) through another friend. We just all clicked, and that made us a unit.
PR: How did you come up with the name Honor Society?
JR: It was just one of the names that came about, and it worked. Our fans are in the honor society with us. We like to include our fans.
PR: How did the tour with the Jonas Brothers come about?
JR: We signed on to their management. The tour was a dream come true. Alex is a friend of Kevin Jonas). The way we started working with them was that we recorded demos last spring. The recording made its way to their hands and we hit it off right off the bat. We struck up a friendship that went into a business partnership.
PR: Where are you from?
JR: We are from Rockland County and Upstate New York. Alex’s parents lived in Midland Park, N.J., and that’s were we started rehearsing. (more…)
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Filed under: Alexander Noyes, Andrew Lee, Honor Society, Jason Rosen, Michael Bruno
Filed under: Alexander Noyes, Andrew Lee, Honor Society, Jason Rosen, Michael Bruno
The gentlemen take you behind the scenes and let you know what the rules of the road are. Listen closely, and make sure you always obey the rules.
Featuring: Editing by J. Rosen, Graphics by A. Lee, Guitar shredding by M. Bruno, Concepts and writing by Honor Society.
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