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Tiger Beat Magazine has the inside scoop on Big Time Rush’s upcoming tour! Make sure you pick up for your copy which hits stands on Tuesday, January 31st! Psttt! If you have a few minutes to spare, head over to Tiger Beat’s website and let ‘em know that we want more Big Time Rush!
Cambio was invited to talk to Selena Gomez, Big Time Rush and Noah Guthrie about a very special cause close their hearts: UNICEF. Selena took some time to tell Cambio what UNICEF means to her after performing at House of Blues for a UNICEF event.
Working with UNICEF humbled Selena, and she hopes that it helps her encourage her fans to give too. Along with encouraging fans, Selena thought her concert would be an opportune time to reunite with some close friends. Big Time Rush has known Selena for a long time and wanted to support her at the event. Selena also wanted the world to hear her opening act, Noah Guthrie, whose voice she describes as “velvet”. Both acts are hugely supportive of Selena and UNICEF.
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Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Carlos Pena and Logan Henderson are names that most teenage girls fawn over. For those not “in the know,” it’s the name of the four guys that make up the Nickelodeon band Big Time Rush.
The band is a force on television and in music. The show “Big Time Rush” — which follows four best friends from Minnesota who trade in their hockey sticks for music superstardom in Los Angeles — averages 4.1 million total viewers, according to a press release. Last spring, “Big Time Rush” was renewed for a third season and will premiere later this year.
Before the release of “Elevate,” the band’s second album for Columbia Records, BTR sold more than 2.7 million combined digital tracks worldwide, thanks to its debut “BTR.” The first single off “Elevate,” “Music Sounds Better With U,” has been a raging success, with the act recently performing it on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”
“Elevate” was an experiment for BTR, with the quartet working with top-notch producers to hone its sound. The knob-turners included OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, Tricky and The-Dream, JR Rotem, and Toby Gad, among others.

Big Time Rush will be hosting an album signing and an acoustic performance in Manchester, UK to promote the release of “Elevate”. The signing is open to the public, but is first-come-first-serve. The signing and performance will be held at HMV (90 Market Street) at 5:00pm on Monday, February 6th.
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James Maslow tweeted earlier this morning that he will be guest starring on Nickelodeon’s new show, How to Rock! No word yet if Kendall, Carlos, and Logan will be guest starring as well. Keep it locked to our Twitter page for updates!
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Posted on January 26, 2012
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