Tweet something like this to Ellen...

Hey @TheEllenShow...you should have @honorsociety on your show! They're the best dancers and you'd LOVE them! http://bit.ly/1roIwo

She's looking for artists to have on her show! The link up there is the link to the Over You video...so tweet tweet tweet!

Not really, but HS just posted this video of them performing See U in the Dark on the Skate for the Heart special!



Remember...Skate for the Heart will be airing January 31st, 2010 on NBC at 4pm EST!

Music News
By Lauren Carter / Review
Thursday, January 21, 2010 - Added 3d 24h ago
Source: BostonHerald.Com

If Timbaland was as good at staging live shows as he is at crafting beats, Tuesday’s performance wouldn’t have been such a bizarre mess.

From his anticlimactic entrance to his long overdue exit from the House of Blues stage 100 minutes later, the superproducer and rapper was caught between dual roles and pulled off neither.

Timbaland is known more for his wildly inventive beats than his solo work. So his choice to spend the majority of his set performing rave-ready solo material while neglecting some of his most memorable beats was highly questionable. It also didn’t help that Timbaland in the spotlight is more awkward than exciting.

In an effort to offset his monotone sing-rap drone and barely-there stage presence, he called on digital guests, including Jet and JoJo, who appeared via giant digital screen for “Timothy Where Have You Been.” Keri Hilson materialized digitally for the hit “The Way

Not only did beefy, giant-armed Tim spend much of his set indulging in second-rate solo material, but he often rolled out tedious extended versions of songs. He too briefly launched into what he should have been doing the whole time: running through innovative production work for artists such as Jay-Z, LL Cool J, Aaliyah, Missy Elliott and Justin Timberlake.
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The show was further weighed down by subpar guests - Haze, D.O.E. and Timbaland’s brother Sebastian, who doubled as an opening act, lip-syncing his way through unfamiliar songs. The only bright spots were snippets of hit songs from other artists and a surprise appearance from Petey Pablo, who performed “Raise Up.”

Honor Society’s opening set was the most musically sound portion of the show. With a charismatic, catchy brand of rock laced with r&b and new wave, it could pass for a less screamworthy version of the Jonas Brothers.

TIMBALAND, with SEBASTIAN and HONOR SOCIETY at the House of Blues, Tuesday night.

As many of you remember back in September 2009, Honor Society performed for Skate For The Heart in Chicago. This special concert will be airing on TV! Skate For The Heart airs on TV January 31st, 2010 on NBC at 4pm Eastern Time!

Alrighty, this is the last post of video's from School of Rock! These ones are great quality! BIG THANKS to 08VintageLove for letting us post these!

Great Expectations


When I Get Home


Heartache In The Suburbs


The Takeover


This Bed Is An Ocean

Alrighty, thank you so much to MelissaAnne527 for the following video's! They are of great quality! Thank you for letting us post them!

She also uploaded a bunch of pictures from the show. You can check them all out HERE!

When I Get Home


Down (cover)


Great Expectations


This Bed is an Ocean


The Takeover


Heartache in the Suburbs


No Win Situation

Here are video's from Shine On Media from the School of Rock acoustic show last night! They are great quality! Thank you so much to SOM for posting their video's!

Alrighty, just to clarify, the Here Comes Trouble Tour is the same tour as what we were all calling the Fashionably Late 2 Tour. There has been confusion that Here Comes Trouble tour was going to be this summer. That is not the case!

The Here Comes Trouble show is going to be different than the Fashionably Late shows, so they came up with a new, and better, tour name!

Keep checking back for dates. We will post them as they are released!