Honor Society

Honor Society established itself as a pop-rock band, achieving Billboard chart success and touring with prominent acts like the Jonas Brothers. Their music also appeared on major motion picture soundtracks. After being discovered by the Jonas Brothers in 2008 and subsequently signing with Jonas Records, an affiliate of Hollywood Records, Honor Society released their debut album, ‘Fashionably Late,’ in September 2009, which soared to number 18 on the Billboard 200 chart. That same year, the band was named one of six breakout bands by Rolling Stone Magazine and identified as a Buzzworthy band by MTV.

This album reached number 133 on the Billboard 200 and secured the number 29 spot on the Independent Album charts. They followed this with their third EP, ‘Serendipity,’ released on September 18, 2012. Throughout their active career, Honor Society embarked on several successful headlining tours, including the Fashionably Late Tour, Here Comes Trouble Tour, Wherever You Are Tour, Rock the Red Kettle Tour, and Serendipity: The Tour. Beyond their recorded music, Honor Society’s notable public engagements included ringing the opening bell for the New York Stock Exchange on December 14, 2009, and an appearance in an episode of MTV’s ‘Silent Library’ in 2010.

After a seven-year run that solidified their position in the pop-rock landscape, the band officially announced their breakup in September 2013, leaving a legacy of chart success and memorable live performances.