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AboutHonor Society is the perfect storm of talent and vision, of musicianship and motivation, of business and pleasure.
Honor Society is where the great arena-rock acts of the eighties meet modern pop and hip-hop shows. Big beats, slick pop vocal harmonies and ripping guitar solos are well-executed and frequently delivered to large crowds of screaming fans.
Honor Society has just released new studio recordings with a sound and style to fit their personalities. The four gentlemen do not hope, but rather expect that you will enjoy them.
About The Band:
High school friends, Michael Bruno and Jason Rosen, had spent time during their years in Rockland County, New York playing in various bands but had always spoke of forming a group of their own - one that would reflect their musical influences that ranged from Stevie Wonder to Prince to Kanye West. After graduating from college, Michael (NYU School Of Music) and Jason (Berklee College Of Music) connected with Andrew Lee and Alexander Noyes (who had formerly played drums for the Jonas Brothers). Andrew and Alexander would introduce rock music and similar influences to the group that would lead to a signature Honor Society sound. The band would spend the next year touring the New York and New Jersey areas playing at local bars, clubs and even house parties in order to build a solid fan base. Word about the band's music and live performances eventually caught the attention of the Jonas Brothers. After attending one of Honor Society's shows, the two groups met and formed an instant creative connection. The band immediately began recording songs for Fashionably Late with producer John Fields (Switchfoot, Jimmy Eat World) and the Jonas Brothers. In between their studio sessions, Honor Society hit the road with the Jonas Brothers as they launched their world tour in North America. For a band that had played house parties months earlier, it was practically a shock to their system. "It was seriously unbelievable!" reflects Michael Bruno. "We had built a respectable fan base on MySpace and a lot of them were from outside the United States. But to walk out to the arena with 50,000 people, start playing our music and have all those people singing the words you wrote...you can't describe that feeling."
The Gentlemen:
MICHAEL BRUNO – Lead Vocals/Guitar
JASON ROSEN – Vocals/Keys/Guitar
ANDREW LEE – Vocals/Keys/Bass
ALEXANDER NOYES – Drums
Honor Society is where the great arena-rock acts of the eighties meet modern pop and hip-hop shows. Big beats, slick pop vocal harmonies and ripping guitar solos are well-executed and frequently delivered to large crowds of screaming fans.
Honor Society has just released new studio recordings with a sound and style to fit their personalities. The four gentlemen do not hope, but rather expect that you will enjoy them.
About The Band:
High school friends, Michael Bruno and Jason Rosen, had spent time during their years in Rockland County, New York playing in various bands but had always spoke of forming a group of their own - one that would reflect their musical influences that ranged from Stevie Wonder to Prince to Kanye West. After graduating from college, Michael (NYU School Of Music) and Jason (Berklee College Of Music) connected with Andrew Lee and Alexander Noyes (who had formerly played drums for the Jonas Brothers). Andrew and Alexander would introduce rock music and similar influences to the group that would lead to a signature Honor Society sound. The band would spend the next year touring the New York and New Jersey areas playing at local bars, clubs and even house parties in order to build a solid fan base. Word about the band's music and live performances eventually caught the attention of the Jonas Brothers. After attending one of Honor Society's shows, the two groups met and formed an instant creative connection. The band immediately began recording songs for Fashionably Late with producer John Fields (Switchfoot, Jimmy Eat World) and the Jonas Brothers. In between their studio sessions, Honor Society hit the road with the Jonas Brothers as they launched their world tour in North America. For a band that had played house parties months earlier, it was practically a shock to their system. "It was seriously unbelievable!" reflects Michael Bruno. "We had built a respectable fan base on MySpace and a lot of them were from outside the United States. But to walk out to the arena with 50,000 people, start playing our music and have all those people singing the words you wrote...you can't describe that feeling."
The Gentlemen:
MICHAEL BRUNO – Lead Vocals/Guitar
JASON ROSEN – Vocals/Keys/Guitar
ANDREW LEE – Vocals/Keys/Bass
ALEXANDER NOYES – Drums
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