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Benson Boone scored one of 2024's most undeniable hits with "Beautiful Things," but 2025 brings the backflipping belter's sophomore album, American Heart. And to say that critics are not head over heels for the record would be putting it lightly.

Currently sitting at a 43 on Metacritic, American Heart is being knocked as lacking specificity or the kind of edge present in Boone's many apparent influences.

"So I don’t fault the wholesome pop star son of Mormon parents for not writing songs about the rot at the heart of America, or for not biting the heads off bats on stage," Pitchfork's Jeremy D. Larson writes. "But it’s really hard to consider a teetotaling showman with a voice straight out of The Voice and not think: What makes any of this actually special? Sure, he can sing, but there’s very little flair, camp, sass, or insouciance to his voice...

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Chicago – The iconic Milwaukee Summerfest for 2024 wrapped up last month, and photographer and Music Editor Jeff “Doc” Doles was on hand to provide an on-stage view with the following “Best-of” Exclusive Photo Slideshow. From headliner Lil Uzi Vert to classic acts like Living Colour and the BoDeans, the event drew music fans from all over the world.

Click “Next” and “Previous” to scan through the Milwaukee Summerfest 2024 slideshow or jump directly to individual photos with the captioned links below. All photos © 2024 Jeff Doles for HollywoodChicago.com.

SUMMERFEST1: Headliner Lil Uzi Vert SUMMERFEST2: Abby Anderson SUMMERFEST3: Kurt Neumann of the BoDeans SUMMERFEST4: Charlotte Cardin SUMMERFEST5: Chase Lawrence of Coin SUMMERFEST6: Nathan Willett of Cold War Kids SUMMERFEST7: Dave Lowery of Cracker SUMMERFEST8: Delilah SUMMERFEST9: Jason Jones of Drowning Pool SUMMERFEST10: Jerry DePizzo of O.

Following last month’s announcement that “Moonlight” had won the award for Outstanding Film — Wide Release and “Other People” was taking home the prize for Outstanding Film — Limited Release, the 28th GLAAD Media Awards took place in New York last night. “Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four” was named Outstanding Documentary at the ceremony, which honors positive and accurate portrayals of the Lgbtq community.

Rami Malek, Debra Messing, Trevor Noah and Zachary Quinto were among the guests. Full list of winners below:

Outstanding Documentary:

“Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures”

“Out of Iraq”

“The Same Difference”

“Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four”

“The Trans List”

Outstanding Reality Program:

“Gaycation”

“I Am Cait”

“I Am Jazz”

“The Prancing Elites Project”

“Strut”

Outstanding Music Artist:

Against Me!, “Shape Shift With Me”

Blood Orange, “Freetown Sound”

Brandy Clark, “Big Day in a Small Town”

Tyler Glenn,...

The 28th Annual GLAAD Media Awards revealed this year's 156 nominees, and lots of familiar faces are being recognized.

GLAAD, the world’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (Lgbt) media advocacy organization, will be holding two award ceremonies in 2017. The first will be in Los Angeles, California, on April 1, while the second ceremony will take place in New York City on May 6.

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From I Am Cait to How to Get Away With Murder to Moonlight, here's a look at the complete list of nominees:

Outstanding Film - Wide Release

Moonlight

Star Trek Beyond

Outstanding Film - Limited Release

The Handmaiden

Naz & Maalik

Other People

Spa Night

Those People

Outstanding Comedy Series

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

Grace and Frankie

Modern Family

One Mississippi

The Real O'Neals

Steven Universe

Survivor's Remorse

Take My Wife

Transparent

Outstanding Drama Series

The Fosters

Grey's Anatomy

Hap and Leonard

How to Get Away With Murder

The...

GLAAD, the world’s Lgbtq media advocacy organization, announced the nominees for its 28th annual GLAAD Media Awards today. Taking a strong stand for inclusivity, only two films were nominated for Outstanding Film — Wide Release, both featuring non-white gay characters: “Moonlight” and “Star Trek Beyond.”

Similarly, in the Outstanding Film — Limited Release category, three films with non-white characters were nominated: Park Chan-wook’s “The Handmaiden,” Jay Dockendorf’s “Naz & Maalik,” and Andrew Ahn’s “Spa Night” were nominated. Chris Kelly’s “Other People” and Joey Kuhn’s “Those People” round out the bunch.

Read More: Gay and Lesbian Critics Association Honor ‘Moonlight’ and ‘Jackie’ with Dorian Award Noms

“At a time when progress is at a critical juncture, it is imperative that Hollywood tell more Lgbtq stories that reflect the community’s rich diversity – and build understanding that brings all communities closer together,” said GLAAD president Sarah Kate Ellis. “This...

The world may be missing Neon Trees a bit, but frontman Tyler Glenn is trying to remedy the pain by releasing solo material of his own. While Glenn’s vocals are undeniably Neon Trees-esque, the music he’s singing along to is far more interesting and more inventive than anything we’ve seen from his band in quite a while. His upcoming album, Excommunication, shows another side of his musical talent, and it’s a sound that isn’t hard to get used to listening to on a regular basis.

With his newly released song, “Gates,” Glenn turns down the tempo compared to previous tracks like “Trash” or the disco-anthem, “G.D.M.M.L. Grls.” “Gates” is a slow burn pop song that shines more in its verses than it does in its chorus, which is unlike what we usually see from him.

In terms of lasting value,...

With each song that Tyler Glenn releases from his upcoming solo album, it’s getting harder and harder to really miss music from Neon Trees. The Neon Trees vocalist is doing something much different – and arguably better – with his solo career, and he just released another new song that shows how serious he’s taking the new venture.

Glenn will be dropping his debut solo album, Excommunication, on October 21st, and the songs that have been released thus far pretty much sound like Neon Trees juiced up with steroids. Today’s song, “G.D.M.M.L Grls,” which stands for “God didn’t make me like girls,” is an upbeat dance number backed by a powerful message – 80’s-influenced drums and guitar tones loom in background as Glenn sings about being gay growing up in the church. Overall, it’s remarkably candid and unapologetic – but that’s always been Glenn’s personality from the start,...

Music's biggest stars—including Mary J. Blige, Jason Derulo, Selena Gomez, Halsey, Imagine Dragons, Juanes, Adam Lambert, Jennifer Lopez, Kacey Musgraves, Nate Ruess, Pink, RuPaul, Troye Sivan, Britney Spears, Gwen Stefani and Meghan Trainor—have joined hands and voices on the new song "Hands." Justin Tranter, Julia Michaels and BloodPop wrote the song; Tranter and BloodPop also produced it with Mark Ronson. The ballad debuted on iTunes overnight, and its proceeds will benefit victims of the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando; Equality Florida Pulse Victims Fund, the Glbt Community Center of Central Florida and GLAAD will distribute the single's profits. Other vocal contributors include Tyler Glenn, Ty...

Some of the biggest names in pop have come together to release a new song titled “Hands” to benefit the victims of the Orlando shooting. The track — released by GLAAD and Interscope Records on Tuesday evening — features Mary J. Blige, Jason Derulo, Tyler Glenn, Selena Gomez, Halsey, Ty Herndon, Imagine Dragons, Juanes, Adam Lambert, Mary Lambert, Jennifer Lopez, the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles, Kacey Musgraves, Mnek, Alex Newell, Pink, Prince Royce, Nate Ruess, RuPaul, Troye Sivan, Jussie Smollett, Britney Spears, Gwen Stefani, and Meghan Trainor. Also Read: Logo Trailblazer Honors Pay Tribute to Orlando Victims Proceeds from the song will go.

Logo TV today announced that Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth is slated to perform a song from her live CD Coming Home on the Logo TV's 2014 'New Now Next' Awards premiering on Logo TV on Sunday, December 7 at 8 p.m. Etpt and MTV on December 12 at 7 p.m. Etpt. Actor and singer Darren Criss will host the event, which kicks off Art Basel from Kimpton's Surfcomber Miami, South Beach, and serves as the definitive farewell party for 2014 and predictor to who and what will dominate pop culture in the year to come. Pop icon Cyndi Lauper will narrate the New Now Next Awards, which will also feature special appearances by Nick Cannon, Tyler Glenn, 'Looking' stars Raul Castillo amp Frankie Alvarez, 'Girl Code's' Nicole Byer, 'Awkward's' Molly Tarlov, as well as 'Faking It's' Katie Stevens and Michael J. Willett.

The Advocate magazine has released the names of entertainers who made their annual “40 under 40” list. Ellen Page, who came out as gay on Valentine's Day, leads the list. Mary Lambert, who sang “Same Love” with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, and Tyler Glenn, the openly gay, Mormon lead singer of pop group Neon Trees, also make the cut of the “The Entertainers” portion of the list. See video: Ellen Page Says She's Gay on Valentine's Day: ‘I Am Tired of Hiding’ Basketball player Brittney Griner and transgender model Carmen Carrera round out the list. “There are so many voices competing to be.

On Thursday, June 26, Logo will honor those groundbreaking advocates who have helped the Lgbt community make incredible strides this year with the network’s first-ever Trailblazers special. The inaugural event will honor Edie Windsor and Roberta Kaplan, plaintiff and attorney in the landmark Supreme Court case that finally brought federal recognition of gay marriages.

Edie Windsor (left) and attorney Roberta Kaplan

(photo: Getty)

Windsor lost her wife, Thea Spyer, in 2009 and because of the federal “Defense of Marriage Act” (Doma) the couple wasn’t recognized as married by the federal government. Thus, Windsor would have been required to pay more than $360,000 in estate taxes– a potential injustice affecting all Lgbt domestic partners thanks to Doma. To fight this injustice, Windsor filed suit in Windsor v. United States. Attorney Roberta Kaplan and her firm Paul Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison to the case Pro Bono.

On June 26, 2013, Windsor and the U.S.

Logo TV has announced it will hold and air its first “Trailblazers” event, which will honor the work of pioneers in the fight for Lgbt rights. The event will be held in New York City's Cathedral of St. John the Divine, one of the first churches to host gay marriages and air on Thursday, June 26 at 9 p.m. “Harry Potter” star Daniel Radcliffe, a longtime supporter of gay rights, will be a featured presenter. Jared Leto, Kylie Minogue, Ariana Grande, Rita Ora, Iggy Azalea, Tyler Glenn of musical group Neon Trees and Mary Lambert will also appear on the special.

Arkansas ceases marriages, Oregon to rule on equality Monday, Tyler Glenn happy being gay and Mormon

Lea Michele has become the latest Glee cast member to slam reports of fighting on the set of the show. “It’s really unbelievable the amount of things that can just be completely made up.” She notes tabloids love pitting women against each other, and besides, if there was going to be a catfight on set, she says “If there were ever really a catfight on the show, you’d know about it, because I’d get a ring, and I’d put jello in it, and I’d make it fun for everyone, and it would be super hot.” I’ll just pause here while the lesbian readers imagine Lea and Naya Jello wrestling.

Where are all the queer superheros?

Colorado has become the first state to pass what’s been dubbed the Dallas Buyers Club bill,...

Neon Trees' Tyler Glenn has opened up about coming out as gay. A month after sharing the news publicly by way of a Rolling Stone interview, the singer appeared on Thursday's Chelsea Lately to talk about his recent revelation. "I told my family, obviously, before the issue," the 30-year-old musician shared with host Chelsea Handler. "I didn't want them opening Rolling Stone and saying, 'Oops, what did we do wrong?'" Glenn, who was raised Mormon, also shared that he has heard from church leaders "and they've actually been very supportive" of his sexuality. "It's actually, like, the gay atheists that I've heard more from, like, flak, which...

Birthday shoutouts go to Tim McGraw (above), who is 47, Rita Coolidge is 69, Judy Collins is 75, and Joanna Lumley is 68.

Kristin Chenoweth will star as Maleficent in Disney Channel’s upcoming live-action TV movie Descendants.

Tom Daley & Dustin Lance Black Attend First Event as a Couple!

Tyler Glenn talks to NewNowNext about coming out.

Barney Frank talks to Seth Myers. “By the time I retired, there was still a disparity between the popularity of being gay and the popularity of being a politician. But it had flipped. My marriage polled better than my service as a committee chairman.”

Mariah Carey has titled her new album Me. I Am Mariah …The Elusive Chanteuse. She tries to explain herself. I love how she says “Please don’t judge me for such a simplistic title, cmon, I was just three and a half.” So … how old was she when she came up with the album titles “Music Box,...

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Oh, Bill, now you’ve gone and done it. Coming after the gays is bad, but now O’Reilly is attacking Beyonce? He says that she’s “part of the problem” and a bad role model for girls because she “knows that young girls are getting pregnant in the African-American community… she knows, and doesn’t seem to care.”

In case you missed it, L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling was taped telling his girlfriend, who is mixed race, that he doesn’t like her hanging around black people in public. “It bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you’re associating with black people. Do you have to? You can sleep with [black people]. You can bring them in, you can do whatever you want. The little I ask you is not to promote...

Los Angeles - Neon Trees' new album "Pop Psychology" drops today, and just a month ago, frontman Tyler Glenn came out as gay. According to Glenn, fans are going to hear a lot of intersection of the latter in the former. Speaking to me from the red carpet at the MTV Movie Awards this month, Glenn said that a lot of lyrics from "Pop Psychology" came from "therapy sessions... it feels very cathartic." His advice to those who are closeted is that "it's Ok to be scared" though "it's the best thing I've done in a long time." "I know how it feels," Glenn continued. "Tweet me if you need a friend." Watch the rest of the video above for Glenn's tips on keeping your voice and watching out for those hard-partying nights.

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Out caught up with Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees to see how he’d fared after his coming out. The good news is pretty well. Lot’s of encouragement, and very little negative. He even got some positive responses from the Lds. Just coming out to one person last year helped him. “When I heard this loving congratulations, it flipped my world around.” He does say that he’s deleted all his gay dating apps from his phone because he fears naked pictures getting out. His app of choice? Growlr.

Which Looney Tunes character are you? It says I’m Bugs Bunny, which doesn’t suck, but I’d hoped to be Marvin the Martian to match my tattoo and many of my holiday decorations.

Rep. John Becker of Ohio has called for the impeachment of Judge Timothy Black,...

Neon Trees lead singer Tyler Glenn, who grew up in the Mormon church, is talking openly about his decision to come out as gay. Glenn came out to fans in Rolling Stone on Monday, and followed up with a Facebook post that details his relationship with music as a catalyst to go public. "I'd be the 50-yr-old living with dogs hiding my relationships living on a beach somewhere. Maybe then I'd be comfortable with it," he writes. "But it was last summer, writing songs for the new album, being so fed up with 'hiding' and being so ready to be...

Neon Trees lead singer Tyler Glenn says he's known he was gay since he was 6-years-old, and now so does the rest of the world. The 30-year-old devout Mormon rock star from Provo, Utah came out to the public in a new Rolling Stone interview published Tuesday. “I had my crushes on guys throughout high school, but it was never an overwhelming thing until my twenties,” Glenn told the publication of his struggles to reveal his sexuality. “Then I'd be dating girls and in love with my straight friend and it was the worst feeling in the world.” Also read:...

His flamboyant stage antics and in-your-face fashion sense has set him apart in the pop music world, and now Tyler Glenn has a big revelation.

The Neon Trees frontman told Rolling Stone magazine that despite his conservative Mormon upbringing, he’s known he was gay since he was six years old.

Glenn explained, "I don't know what the rumors are, but we're not taught that 'homos are going to hell' on Sunday in church. Mostly it's just about Christ and his teachings."

And while he’s unapologetic about his sexual orientation, Tyler is a bit concerned that his hometown fans in Provo, Utah will be upset about his revelation- "I hope they don't feel like we're pulling the rug out from under them.”

After high school, Glenn actually went on a 2-year Mormon mission to strengthen his faith. "I was like, 'I'm 18, I'm either going to go to college, which...

Source: Getty / Jamie McCarthy Kim Kardashian admits she and sister Kourtney were "so mean" when they were young because they would plan on divvying up their mother's clothes amongst themselves when she died. Neon Trees singer Tyler Glenn has come out as a "healthy gay Mormon pop star." Actor James Rebhorn wrote his own obituary, and it will make you tear up. TV judge Joe Brown was arrested for contempt of court in Tennessee. Check out his mug shot. The death toll from the catastrophic Washington state landslide is now at 14, with 176 people still missing. Protesters in China are protesting outside of on the Malaysian embassy, demanding answers after the Malaysian prime minister concluded that missing flight MH370 went down in the Indian Ocean without retrieving physical evidence. Noah has been banned in Indonesia for violating Islamic Law. Three daredevils who B.A.S.E. jumped off the Freedom Tower...

Neon Trees' Tyler Glenn is an out and proud gay man. The "Sleeping With a Friend" singer came out to friends and family last fall, and he decided to share the news publicly with Rolling Stone. "I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," the 30-year-old musician tells the magazine, which hits stands March 28. Glenn says he's known he was gay since childhood, but kept his sexuality a secret. "I had my crushes on guys throughout high school, but it was never an overwhelming thing until my twenties," he admits. "Then I'd be dating girls and in love with my straight friend and it was the worst feeling in the...

Tyler Glenn has come out and is proud to be gay. The singer known for his hit "Sleeping With a Friend" came out for his friends and family last fall. Then he decided to share the news publicly with Rolling Stones.

The issue of the magazine that comes on March 28th and in that Glenn mentioned "I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," The 30th year old singer said he knew he was gay since his childhood but he kept it a secret.

The singer, who was raised a Mormon was conflicted about his sexuality, he said, .We were always taught, and I hate this word, 'tolerance. The only time that felt different was when the Prop 8 thing came up.

After his announcement, the singer was supported from different strata of the society. He tweeted, "I'm the happiest lil weirdo i've been in my whole entire life.

Tyler Glenn has come out and is proud to be gay. The singer known for his hit "Sleeping With a Friend" came out for his friends and family last fall. Then he decided to share the news publicly with Rolling Stones.

The issue of the magazine that comes on March 28th and in that Glenn mentioned "I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," The 30th year old singer said he knew he was gay since his childhood but he kept it a secret.

The singer, who was raised a Mormon was conflicted about his sexuality, he said, .We were always taught, and I hate this word, 'tolerance. The only time that felt different was when the Prop 8 thing came up.

After his announcement, the singer was supported from different strata of the society. He tweeted, "I'm the happiest lil weirdo i've been in my whole entire life.

Tyler Glenn has come out and is proud to be gay. The singer known for his hit "Sleeping With a Friend" came out for his friends and family last fall. Then he decided to share the news publicly with Rolling Stones.

The issue of the magazine that comes on March 28th and in that Glenn mentioned "I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," The 30th year old singer said he knew he was gay since his childhood but he kept it a secret.

The singer, who was raised a Mormon was conflicted about his sexuality, he said, .We were always taught, and I hate this word, 'tolerance. The only time that felt different was when the Prop 8 thing came up.

After his announcement, the singer was supported from different strata of the society. He tweeted, "I'm the happiest lil weirdo i've been in my whole entire life.

Tyler Glenn, the lead singer for New Wave-pop group Neon Trees, officially came out as gay.

Tyler Glenn Comes Out

"I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," Glenn told Rolling Stone. "I had my crushes on guys throughout high school, but it was never an overwhelming thing until my twenties. Then I'd be dating girls and in love with my straight friend and it was the worst feeling in the world."

While working on songs for Neon Tree’s newest album Pop Psychology with his songwriting partner, Sugarcult’s Tim Pagnotta, Glenn took his first step in coming out of the closet. The reaction he received was so accepting that it inspired him to continue coming out to people. "He was like, 'Tyler, I love you, and I'm so excited for you.' And that's when I was like, 'Really? Wait. It's Ok?...

Tyler Glenn, the lead singer of the New Wave pop group Neon Trees who grew up in the Mormon church, says he's gay and discusses his complicated relationship with the religion in a new interview. "I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," he tells Rolling Stone. Glenn, 30, began sharing his news with friends and family members last October as he was finishing writing songs for the new album for Neon Trees. The group is best known for the songs "Animal" and "Everybody Talks," which he is seen singing in a Buick ad.

Neon Trees frontman Tyler Glenn has come out as gay. "Yes. I am a happy and healthy Mormon gay pop star. I don't know what it all means, but I'm ok with it," he tweeted on Monday. The 30-year-old says he’s known he was gay since childhood but kept it a secret until now. In the latest issue of Rolling Stone, Glenn talks about first gay experiences, his band's reaction to his coming out and his complicated relationship with his conservative religion."I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," he tells the mag. "I had my crushes on guys throughout high school, but it was never an overwhelming thing until my twenties. Then I’d be dating girls and in love with my straight friend and it was the worst feeling in the world." The singer started to tell close friends...

Neon Trees frontman Tyler Glenn is coming out to the public via a Rolling Stone article, the magazine announced Monday. Photos: Stars' Best Speeches When Coming Out The 30-year-old admits that he kept his sexuality a secret, and didn't come to terms with it completely until the past decade. "I had my crushes on guys throughout high school, but it was never an overwhelming thing until my twenties," he says. "Then I'd be dating girls and in love with my straight friend and it was the worst feeling in the world." He began sharing his sexual orientation with

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Tyler Glenn is ready for the world to really know him. For the first time ever, the Neon Trees singer, 30, is publicly coming out as gay and opening up about his sexuality in an interview for the new issue of Rolling Stone, on stands Friday, March 28. "I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," Glenn, who grew up Mormon, tells Rs. In fact, he didn't start to come out to close friends and family members until October 2013, [...]...

Taking a break from her Red tour, Taylor Swift picked up groceries at Bristol Farms on Wednesday (April 3).

The "Love Story" singer looked cute in a white button-down blouse, short blue pleated skirt, and ruby red lipstick as she pushed her cart out to the car.

Last week, fans at her New Jersey tour stop got a special treat. Sharing the surprise with her Twitter followers, the 23-year-old songstress tweeted, "Tonight Pat Monahan from @Train showed up to sing "Drive By" with us!! One of my favorite singers, and favorite songs. Newark was a Party."

Just the night before, she teased, "Tonight Tyler Glenn from @neontrees surprised the crowd with 'Everybody Talks'! Wonder if there will be more surprises tomorrow, Newark?"...

Neon Trees have announced the UK release of their global hit 'Everybody Talks'. The track, which is taken from their second album Picture Show, will be officially released on February 25. The song has already been a success in the Us, where it peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100. "It was a great experience. We really connected," frontman Tyler Glenn said of the LP. "[Producer] Justin [Meldal-Johnson] is from the same world, musically. I'd be talking about (more)...

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade isn’t the type of parade that gives out awards to the best floats, what with nearly all the floats being the same every year. So EW’s here to make sure that the highlights of this year’s parade all get their due accolades. Here are the moments from this year’s kickoff to Turkey Day that were deserving of recognition, for better or worse.

Best Marching Band Uniforms: This one goes to Father Ryan High School Band from Nashville, Tenn. Any trombone player that looks like a combination of a hockey player, Judge Dredd...

It was hard to tell whether it was a haphazard and incongruous example of a rock absurdity -- a collision of a hollow cliche and a breathing example of its aspiring opposite -- or a clever wink of self-awareness: the kick drum's face read "Fame is Dead," while the lead singer bounded and squealed and even glittered in a hyper-conscious act he'd practiced a million times before. Tyler Glenn, lead singer of Neon Trees, was born to lead a glam rock band; it's easy to imagine him, growing up in the '80s, pouring over the early years of MTV

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'I think one of the things we're good at is putting on a show,' drummer/vocalist Elaine Bradley says of opening for MCR.

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New York — Neon Trees have kept themselves incredibly busy since their debut album, Habits, dropped in March. Having toured with a number of big rock acts (30 Seconds to Mars, Paper Tongues, the Silver Twilight and Jessie J, to name a few), MTV News caught up with them in New York City as part of the tour opening for My Chemical Romance.

Tyler Glenn, Elaine Bradley, Branden Campbell and Chris Allen are not just some "up-and-coming" band, as was made evident by the die-hard My Chemical Romance fans who quickly recognized the band in the vicinity of the Terminal 5 concert venue, snapping pictures and demanding autographs. This band is also among the big-name artists who have had their music featured on "Glee,...