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The band went on hiatus in 2014, with the members pursuing solo projects, but just recently reunited and announced a tour.

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Big Time Rush had a dedicated fanbase known as “Rushers” who followed their music and TV show. Their music was a mix of pop, rock, and electronic dance music (EDM) and they released various studio albums during their career. The band consisted of four members: Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Carlos Pena Jr., and Logan Henderson. Time Rush was an American boy band that formed in 2009 and became popular through their self-titled Nickelodeon TV series. Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park, 4469 Stella Drive, Atlanta.

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Before they were great shows, but it was a little more free form. There are like a lot of transition pieces, and it really feels like one big solid show.

“Things flow better, there’s not a lot of breaks in between songs. “I feel like this go-around we have the most put-together show we’ve ever had,” PenaVega said. The group has indeed been busy with music, releasing three singles so far - “Call It Like I See It,” “Not Giving You Up” and “Fall.”īut now the focus is on the Forever tour, and a live show that will be bigger and better than anything the four singers have done before, featuring a more elaborate stage set with five levels and a more cohesive presentation. “The band is back together and we plan on continuing to do our music and continuing to tour and continuing to grow. “This is a reunion tour, but it certainly isn’t just one reunion tour,” Maslow said. If things go as planned, fans will be seeing and hearing Big Time Rush for years to come. It’s really exciting because we were always into this vision of wanting to be the creative force behind (the group), but now we actually get the chance to do that. We take the feedback the fans give us and we make the most of it. We’re doing our music independently, we’re doing this tour independently. “I think we’re one of the few independent artists who’s able to do a nationwide tour that’s doing as well, and we might be one of the only ones,” Schmidt said. Nevertheless, Schmidt reported that ticket sales for the Forever tour have been strong.

Where Nickelodeon and Columbia Records gave the group plenty of resources for promotion first time around, Big Time Rush is now an independent operation. In returning to the music scene, Henderson, Maslow, PenaVega and Schmidt plan to be more involved in all aspects of Big Time Rush’s career. In any event, he feels the television show has introduced a new generation of young fans to the group and sparked renewed interest from fans who originally followed Big Time Rush. Vega jokingly said he wishes he could say Netflix was all part of a big plan, but it was just coincidence. With reunion plans on hold, though, the group had the good fortune of seeing the four seasons start airing on Netflix in March 2021. But then the pandemic hit and stopped everything in its tracks. It became an eight-year break, although the group was actually ready by 2020 to announce and start their comeback.

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The exposure in the show paved the way for Big Time Rush to become a boy band in real life, giving the group a built-in audience ready to buy their albums and see them in concert.Īnd the group sold a good number of their three albums - 2010′s “BTR,” 2011′s “Elevate” and 2013′s “24/7″ - while by 2011, Big Time Rush had become a headlining touring act.īut shortly after the release of “24/7,” the last episode of the “Big Time Rush” series aired, and after touring in 2014, the four band members put Big Time Rush on hiatus so they could pursue solo projects. The show’s concept clicked, and the series ran for four seasons.

The four portrayed hockey players from Duluth, Minnesota, who are selected to form a boy band, and the show chronicled the events and misadventures that followed in their new lives as a music group. Much of the success came after Schmidt, Maslow, Henderson and PenaVega were cast in the Nickelodeon TV series “Big Time Rush” in 2009. The group went on hiatus in 2014 at a time when they were still riding a wave of popularity.

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