“This EP is the product of long hours in the studio, immense support from our family and friends, and of course… YOU. Your support propels us forward and is a constant reminder of why we do this whole music thing in the first place. For the love of music. Thank you, -HS” the band wrote in an email.
Honor Society hit the red carpet at the Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked Blu-ray and DVD release party at El Rey Theatre on Monday evening (March 26) in Los Angeles.
Band member Michael Bruno tweeted about performing alongside Ariana Grande, “Awesome performance …and real talk, @ArianaGrande is lovely and can SING.”
The new DVD and Bluray — out NOW — comes with a ton of bonus features including Munk Music & Dance Machine segments, four (4) behind-the-scenes featurettes, three (3) music videos, two (2) Fox Music Channel featurettes, extended scenes and on the Bluray, you’ll also get the “Chipwrecked: Coloring with Chipmunks” app.
Honor Society waves to the crowd after performing at the 2011 Rock the Red Kettle event held at Universal CityWalk on Saturday night (December 17) in Universal City, Calif.
Michael shared, “It’s been such a life changing experience working with the Salvation Army and we’re ready to be out on the road, playing concerts, encouraging our amazing fan base to get in the spirit of giving and to be part of this iconic Salvation Army tradition.”
Honor Society gathers in a vacant theater in their new music video for “Spread The Love.”
The guys — Michael Bruno, Jason Rosen, Andrew Lee and Alexander Noyes — are seen around several cities in the video lending a helping hand at the Salvation Army and highlighting many fans who also give back to the organization.
Honor Society is currently on the road for the Salvation Army’s Rock the Red Kettle Tour, which also includes a big concert at Universal City Walk on December 17th.
Alexander shared in a statement, “We wanted our new album, A Tale of Risky Business: Part 2 to inspire change, both musically and socially, and to encourage the next generation of philanthropists. We are so fortunate to have this opportunity and to support the important work being done by The Salvation Army.”
Michael added, “It’s been such a life changing experience working with the Salvation Army and we’re ready to be out on the road, playing concerts, encouraging our amazing fan base to get in the spirit of giving and to be part of this iconic Salvation Army tradition.”
The songs — “Living A Lie,” “One Of A Kind,” “Wherever You Are,” and “Hurricane” — seem to have a more mature sound than Honor Society‘s previous music.
A Tale Of Risky Business Part 2 will be out October 25th but in the meantime, take a listen at the four tracks below! More songs inside…
