90s pop legends Hanson look unrecognisable 26 years after MmmBop as they join Busted on reunion tour
A NINETIES pop band has been spotted looking unrecognisable 26 years after their hit song, joining Busted on tour.
The band, who are best known for their song MmmBop, are heading on tour with the noughties pop-rock legends as part of their 20th anniversary celebration.
Hanson, who is made up of brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac, was formed back in 1992 when the group were just teens.
Fans will remember the youngsters sporting long blonde surfer-like locks and baggy clothes on their first album cover.
The blonde trio rose to fame rapidly in 1996 with the release of their hit song MmmBop, which hit the charts in the US and UK.
The brothers went on to release a number of singles, including Middle Of Nowhere in 1997, and 3 Car Garage in 1998.
And while MmmBop has remained their most popular release, they continued to put out new music until 2022.
Now, the band look very different from their teen fame, having all grown up and chopped back their long hairdos.
Hanson recently set out on a world tour of their own in November 2022, before agreeing to join Busted for their upcoming and highly anticipated 20th anniversary tour.
However, the brothers have also been busy outside of music – with eldest brother Isaac a father to three children.
Middle brother Taylor is a father of seven, and the lead singer of another band, Tinted Windows, while the youngest brother Zac was recently ordained as a deacon in the Eastern Orthodox Church.
He and his family also run a gaming channel on YouTube.
It comes after Busted revealed they were heading on tour and releasing a new album, celebrating their anniversary.
The Noughties favourites are back for a nationwide arena tour this September and a new album reimagining their greatest hits, accompanied by some of their favourite artists.
As of 2019, Taylor Hanson’s net worth was $20million, and The Hanson’s album Middle of Nowhere earned almost $9million dollars when it was released in 1997.
Their least profitable album Underneath made only $354,000 in 2004.