Isaac Hanson

Isaac Hanson is a musician, singer, and songwriter, known for co-founding the pop rock band Hanson with his brothers. They gained fame in the late 1990s with their hit single "MMMBop".

Pop Singer

November 17, 1980

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Isaac Hanson, born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a renowned pop singer and guitarist. He rose to fame as part of the American pop-rock band Hanson, alongside his brothers Taylor and Zac. Their debut single, “MMMBop,” and the album “Middle of Nowhere” propelled them to stardom. Isaac’s musical journey continued with the formation of the supergroup Tinted Windows and the release of subsequent albums, including “This Time Around,” “Underneath,” “The Walk,” and “Shout It Out.”

Beyond his musical endeavors, Isaac actively participated in a cappella during the early to mid-1990s, performing classic songs and original material with his brothers. His passion for music led him to pursue studies at the University of Tulsa, where he honed his skills in music and business.

Isaac’s contributions to the music industry have been widely recognized. He is a three-time Grammy Award winner and has sold over 10 million albums worldwide with Hanson. His talents extend beyond music, as he has authored two books and made notable appearances in films and television shows.

Isaac’s personal life revolves around his family, as he is happily married to Nicole Dufresne and they share three children. His faith and involvement in charitable organizations further exemplify his well-rounded character.

Among his many interests, Isaac is a certified pilot, owns his own plane, and enjoys scuba diving. His passion for the Oklahoma Sooners football team adds another dimension to his multifaceted personality.