One Direction
became a hit with the help of the biggest television show in the UK, The X
Factor. Their Debut album, Up All Night: No.1 in 15 countries making them the first
UK group to hit at No. 1 in USA. One Direction has over 5 million Facebook fans
and 3 million followers on Twitter and they have become a global phenomenon.
The Wanted, best
known for their single, “Glad You Came” graced the Paramount stage in March
2012. After reaching number one in the UK they came to America in late 2011 and
we are glad they came. The Wanted is coming back to The Paramount on April 4th
making it their 2nd time visiting Huntington.
In 2012, Emblem 3
failed to make the finals of X Factor, but having amassed 15 million YouTube
views and an international fan base, they were clearly the show’s breakout
band. The trio will be performing at The Paramount on February 26th.
Although the Jonas
Brothers decided to split in early October due to creative differences,
they have remained loyal to their fans and are “going to release four of the
unreleased songs from the album,” Kevin said. “And we put together the live
tracks from the last summer tour – about 10 songs as well – so we’ll be giving
that to our fans club members, as a gift from us.” Just last year Joe Jonas has
visited us at The Paramount when he came out to judge the hit television show The
Next.
Big Time Rush
originally started as a television series on Nickelodeon in 2009, but soon
signed to Columbia/Epic Label Group where their first official single,
"Boyfriend" peaked at number 72 on the Billboard Hot 100. As of
November 2013 Big Time Rush have sold more than 20 million records Worldwide.
Mindless Behavior’s
first single "My Girl" in 2010 garnered almost at 14 million views on
YouTube, and was nominated for a 2011 "Viewer's Choice" BET Award. Their
follow-up, "Mrs. Right", landed at #1 on BET's 106 and Park three
weeks in a row. The track's music video even features cameos from Mike Epps, LL
Cool J, and Diggy Simmons, quickly becoming the #1 most demanded video on Music
Choice.
So whether you grew up listening to The Beatles, New Kids on The Block, Menudo, or Boyz II Men just know that boy bands will never go extinct. A new generation of girls will fall in love (the same way you did) with a boy-bander who has a smile like Nick Carter, body like Marc Wahlberg, and voice like Justin Timberlake.
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