Burnham stopped by GOOM Radio chat with Zach Sang. Brothers Alex, Andre and Forrest talked about their awkward prior visit with Zach, going on tour with Justin Bieber, things they’re afraid of, if they get nervous on stage, Segways, and more.

On touring with Justin Bieber, Andre said, “It was amazing. Every night playing in front of 15 to 20 thousand people, how much better does that get?” Forrest added, “Every time we meet a fan, it’s not awkward. It’s awkward when you meet people that you’re acquainted with, but not when you meet people for the first time.”

Expressing his worst fear, Andre said, “My worst fear is probably bananas. You know when you open up the banana there’s the black bits in it, I just hate that. I freak out and throw it out. Some say it’s actually spider eggs, the black bits in bananas.”

Talking about if they’re self conscious on stage with the big arena tour with people watching every move they make, Alex said, “I remember the first show, that was pretty terrifying. I tried to put it out of my mind when we first got to the venue. I was like, ‘Okay, we’re at the venue’, I see the stage being set up, I see the empty chairs and I’m not thinking about it. Twenty minutes before I got on, I heard the people in the crowd milling about and I’m like, ‘Oh man, this is crazy. What am I doing?’ It was pretty scary, but once you get on stage (it’s okay).”

Andre added, “The first show was the one like Alex said, was the scary one. For me, I haven’t really been super nervous ever since. When you’re backstage and behind the curtain and you’re getting ready to go on, the few seconds before you go on, you get the butterflies.”

Forrest then said, “Yeah you can get a little nervous there, but the entire day that’s leading up to the performance, it’s just a great time hanging out backstage, and it’s just so amazing. I have a skateboard and I skateboard around backstage. It’s awesome.”

Watch it via YouTube below.

Burnham Rock Out At Children’s Miracle Network Fundraiser

September 27, 2010 - Burnham, Ne-Yo, Aaron Fresh, and Nick Cannon were all rockin it out at Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square on Thursday (September 23), all to help save children’s lives. “It was just amazing just to bring happiness to them, and the smiles, and just the difficulties that they’re going through and they continue to go through, it’s great to bring joy to their lives,” vocalist Forrest Burnham said. Video from the Children’s Miracle Network fundraiser from Fox 5 in New York has since been removed at worldnow.com.

JustSayingTV’s Ava, Kate and Ally interviewed Alex, Forrest, and Andre of Burnham, where the sibling trio talked about what prompted them to start the band, where they’d like to see themselves in the future, and their biggest inspirations in music.

Asked about when they first started the group, Andre said, “We went to this music school and we just started learning the instruments, and then we joined an ensemble and from there, we started playing together as a group.”

Continuing the story, Alex said, “The school closed down. Then we’re like, ‘That sucks.’ After that we just started looking for gigs. Our dad helped us and we just started playing out, and it turned into this.”

As for where they see themselves in the future, Andre said, “Just being able to play music and continue doing what we love. We always do music for fun and to always be able to have that.”

Talking about inspirations in music, Alex said, “I was always inspired by Jimmy Paige from Led Zeppelin.” Andre again said The Beatles, while Forrest said Bono from U2 and Chris Martin from Coldplay. “They both really inspire me to be inspired,” Forrest explained.

Watch the clip, also featuring some highlights from a Z100 show, via YouTube below.

Footage from the Teen Island Fan Fest’s final tour stop in Nashville, Tennessee with comments from Aaron Fresh, Burnham and Khalil have been posted online.

“This is our first tour, and it’s just been an amazing experience,” Forrest said while flanked by his brothers Alex and Andre. “Everyone has been wonderful. Aaron Fresh, Khalil, and the crew. They’re just awesome.”

Andre added about the crew guys, “They got up at 7 in the morning, came out here and they’re done at 8 at night. Setting up, it’s scorching hot out, sweating. I just have so much respect for these guys. We’re outside, it’s super hot.”

Alex concurred, “I’d like to give a shout-out to Matt, Slim and Anthony for getting up every morning and putting this thing together. They rock. We have the utmost respect for them, and also for all the musicians who play outside in the hot sun and everything. There’s so much talent in Nashville right now. You see people playing, they’re insane.”

Forrest concluded, “It’s just been an amazing experience and we hope to do it again someday.”

Watch it via YouTube below.

Burnham told fans their favorite moments while on the Teen Island Fan Fest Tour in their latest YouTube video. Andre talked about being able to travel state to state and see the sites, while Alex said the 14 hour bus ride that took them to Florida was the best as it allowed the tour acts to bond, and Forrest said the dinner party was the best.

Andre said, “My favorite Teen Island Fan Fest memory, besides wearing those awesome big nose glass eyes things was being able to travel state to state in one day. One day you’re in Memphis, you get to see all Tennessee and stuff, and the next day we’re in Louisiana, we’re driving and see all these bayous and rivers and check out the scenery. It was really cool.”

Alex added, “My favorite memory of the Teen Island Fan Fest is, people don’t like to travel and they’re like, ‘Oh, I have to travel today’, but my favorite part was the 14-hour bus ride that took us to Florida, because there’s like eleven people on the bus and we really got to bond and have fun and we played some poker, watched some movies, talked about stuff, shared music, so it was really fun to get to know everybody and hang out.”

Forrest concluded, “My favorite memory of the Teen Island Fan Fest was last night we had a big dinner party and stuff, and we had great steak. My steak just had the burned off and served to me and it was awesome. After, Slim our sound guy, he just said, ‘Do you want to play laser tag?’ I said, ‘sure’ and I got him a lot.”

Watch the comments via YouTube below.

Burnham performed a cover of ‘Mr. Brightside’ by The Killers for Billboard. The sibling pop trio, featuring Alex, Andre and Forrest Burnham, also discussed why they covered the song, having one day to learn it, and why they used the piano for the cover.

Forrest explained, “The reason why we picked ‘Mr. Brightside’ was number one we’re huge Killers fans, because The Killers are killer, and ‘Mr. Brightside’ is a hit song and it’s an amazing song choice for anyone, so we picked that.”

Alex added, “We had one day to learn it and we’re like, ‘What’s a song that we’ve heard a million times and we all love? Mr. Brightside’. So we did that. It was a lot of fun.”

Andre then said, “I think we took the guitar part off to make it our own,” before Alex corrected, “And because it’s impossible to play on acoustic. That’s another reason. Yeah, it sounded really cool on the piano. It sounded broken down and sort of seamed more of an acoustic song instead of pounding (guitar), so we decided to do that to it.”

Watch it via YouTube below.

Burnham took some time out to give everyone an update on their Teen Island Fan Fest Tour performance in Charlotte, North Carolina on August 8th. Brothers Alex, Andre and Forrest Burnham said the show was one of the best they had performed at so far and were enjoying the weather in Atlanta before heading into soundcheck for the show at The Arena at Gwinnett Center.

“So yesterday, it was a great fan fest,” Forrest said. “I mean the crowd was awesome. The front row had a bunch of Burnham shirts. Like seven people had a bunch of Burnham shirts on and it was awesome.”

Andre added, “It was crazy. It was one of the best concerts we’ve had.”

With their next stop in Atlanta, Alex said, “And today is going to be just as good, if not better. So we’re getting ready for soundcheck, and I can’t wait.”

Concluded Andre, “Hopefully there’s gonna be more girls with Burnham t-shirts today.”

Watch the update via YouTube below.

J-14 hung out with the sibling band Burnham at Carnival at Bowlmore Lanes in New York City in an event for Z100. Brothers Alex, Andre and Forrest Burnham took a break from soundcheck to talk about their plans for the day, which included the gig and some bowling afterward. Watch it via YouTube below.

Burnham Performs ‘Catch Me If You Can’ At J-14

July 9, 2010 - Burnham stopped by the J-14 office and performed their debut single ‘Catch Me If You Can’. The song is off the sibling pop trio’s upcoming debut album on Island Records. Watch it via YouTube below.

Burnham Discuss Favorite Michael Jackson Songs

July 8, 2010 - On set of Burnham’s latest photo shoot, the sibling band talked about their favorite Michael Jackson songs and dance moves on the anniversary of the King of Pop’s death. Alex, Andre and Forrest Burnham cited ‘Smooth Criminal’ and ‘Billie Jean’, while showing off their moon walk skills. Watch footage via YouTube below.

Forrest, Alex and Andre Burnham of the sibling pop trio Burnham have recently signed to Island Def Jam and are featured in an introductory video. The guys are in the studio and talked about the recording process and how the coolest moment was getting signed to a major label. They also are seen squaring off in an arm wrestling match and doing a photo shoot at the beach. Their debut single ‘Catch Me If You Can’ just hit the airwaves and will be available on iTunes beginning July 20th.

“Some of the things people don’t know about recording is that we’re not just all together as a band playing with one mic. That’s how they did it with The Beatles,” Andre explained.

As for the multiple takes to record a song, Forrest said, “One more means one more, just like there’s plenty more to come, but one last one means that’s the very last one and after that you’re done.”

Talking about getting a label deal, Alex said, “It’s amazing being signed to Island Def Jam. It was the coolest moment when we first got signed. We all went to do a showcase at Jay-Z’s old office at the label, and LA Reid was there. We played a few songs acoustically and he sort of fell off his chair.”

“Look out for our debut album, it should be coming soon, so thank you for all watching and taking the time to load the video.”

Watch the video below.

Burnham are out with the music video to their new single ‘Catch Me If You Can’, the first release from the sibling pop trio’s upcoming debut album on Island Def Jam. Watch it and an introduction to the clip from Forrest, Alex and Andre Burnham via YouTube below.

Burnham Perform ‘Guys’

June 21, 2010 - Tiger Beat and BOP welcomed the sibling pop trio Burnham to their office ahead of their tour opening for Justin Bieber. Watch Alex, Andre and Forrest performing ‘Guys’ via YouTube below.