Check out this video of the boys having fun at the airport while they were delayed.
Tuesday 30 June 2009
Saturday 27 June 2009
V Factory @ The Grove Videos!
Thanks to vetty27 on Youtube, we have our first videos from V Factory's performance at the Grove today! If you have any pics or videos let us know!
Monday 22 June 2009
Class @ Millennium: Love, Sex and Magic by JT
Watch Nicky T and Ashley Rounds dancing to Nicky's routine to Justin Timberlake's song "Love, Sex and Magic".
Fun on the road with V Factory
Going on the road with V Factory has to be fun when you see this video! See how the guys of V Factory entertain therselves while on tour.
V Factory In The Studio
V Factory has been in the studio in NYC recording new songs. One of the song is called "Breaking Me" and this one could be V Factory's second single! Watch the guys walking to the studio and in the studio in this video Nicky made!
Sunday 21 June 2009
Friday 19 June 2009
Asher's Advice + More of Their Popstar! Shoot
During V Factory's latest photoshoot with Popstar! Magazine, he gave his very own advice about making it in the industry. "Always follow your dreams, that's the most important - but always to work hard, and to up yourself". Also included, is more of V Factory's photoshoot with Popstar! after Asher speaks.
Thursday 18 June 2009
Fame Trailer
The official trailer of Asher's newest movie "FAME" is out! You can watch it below. The movie will premiere in September and October all over the world. So be sure to check IMDB.com to see when the movie is coming to your country! If I'm right, this trailer is going to be showed during the movie "The Proposal".
Contact Music Videos
We've uploaded a short video of V Factory at their Popstar Magazine photoshoot and behind the scene of their very first music video "Love Struck". For some strange reason the end got cut off, if you want to see the full video and more exclusive footage, go to ContactMusic.com!
Credit to: www.vfactoryfans.com
Credit to: www.vfactoryfans.com
Tuesday 16 June 2009
Musiqtone.com Polls
Hey! We still need your help for the Artist of the Month poll on Musiqtone. They are on the third place with 11% of the votes right now. If we keep voting, we can get them on the #1 spot! I've been looking around the site and I found out there's another poll. The Top 10 Videos poll. They are on #8 with 4% of the votes. You can vote 30 times per poll, so be sure you use them all. There will appear a text when you used all of them. When you submitted your vote, refresh the result page so your other vote will be added too. You can do this till your votes are all used. Repost this information. Let's get V Factory on #1!
Sunday 14 June 2009
V Factory = Opening for Ashley Tisdale!
Ashley will be performing at The Grove in Los Angeles at 1pm on June 27th. Come and watch her play brand new songs from "Guilty Pleasure" with her band! The show is FREE!! If you are in the Los Angeles area, come out for Ashley's home town show!
Ashley will be performing songs off Guilty Pleasure and the exciting news is: V Factory is opening for her!!
Ashley will be performing songs off Guilty Pleasure and the exciting news is: V Factory is opening for her!!
Saturday 13 June 2009
Amore Magazine
Amore Magazine: V Factory is not a boy band. What they are is five highly talented guys from various parts of America assembled by former teen heart throb Tommy Page that will soon be stealing the hearts of every teenage girl from coast to coast.
V Factory has already cracked the Top 40 with their debut single "Love Struck" from their EP "These Are The Days." Now V Factory will release their yet untitled debut album later this year from Warner Bros. Records and soon to be on tour with Kelly Clarkson. Amore Magazine got the chance to an exclusive interview with V Factory's lead singer, Asher Book.
Book is multi-talented and having performed for two and a half years as 'Chip the Teacup' in the theatrical version of Disney's Beauty and the Beast on its U.S. on tour.
Book has recently been cast in the reinvention of the 1980 Oscar-winning motion picture Fame (MGM), which hits theaters in September 2009. He will be playing the role of Marco, a charismatic singer from a working class Italian-American family whose vocal skill is matched by his prowess with the opposite sex.
The present for Book would be nothing without his past credits that include the ABC Family original movie, Pop Rocks, Nickelodeon’s Zoey 101, and the feature film, Come Away Home.
In a press release sent to Amore Magazine, Book states,
“I get to be on stage and perform and do what I love every day. Why wouldn’t you want to be doing that?” he says with a laugh. “And the fact that I get to do it with these four guys, who are all really fun and lighthearted, is just awesome. Wesley and I are roommates, and we’re probably the most alike. We both like to live in the moment.”
Other band members include Jared Murillo (High School Musical,) Wesley Quinn, Nick Teti, and Nathaniel Flatt.
What you get from Book is a hard working singer/dancer/actor who is taking his new fame one day at a time.
Friday 12 June 2009
Thursday 11 June 2009
Monday 8 June 2009
V Factory are Children's Hospital Hunks
V Factory recently visited Children’s Hospital Boston and then are featured on JJJ! Check out the link here and the article below:
V Factory - New Popstar! Videos
Popstar! caught up with V-Factory at a recent fab photoshoot, check out these videos below:
Sunday 7 June 2009
V Factory - Love Struck Old Port Festival 2009
Here's V Factory performing "Love Struck" in Portland, Maine. Looks like they got a good turn out!!
More videos from the show in MA!
Enjoy the videos of "Lights, Camera, Action", "Love Struck" and "These Are The Days", along with another clip.
V Factory interview with Miss Exclusive
Check out the second part of V Factory's interview with Miss Exclusive. This part also has bloopers in it.
Friday 5 June 2009
V Factory, Not "Those Guys"
www.PlaybackSTL.com: We all have our preconceptions about the typical boy band. Some of us recall forced, soulful vibrato that accentuated phrases such as, "Mmmm, girl" at least five times per minute. Others flashback to some attractive guys spending admirable amounts of energy on complex choreography. Earlier generations may even reminisce on four musicians who faked at playing their instruments on television. As each decade passes, considerable novelty is necessary to discern new acts from boy bands past. I sought out this distinction by speaking with Asher Brook, Broadway-seasoned actor and current lead singer for V-Factory.
What are you guys all about?
There are five guys. We sing, dance and we're heavily based upon live performance. We're very full-out and flippant onstage. For the last two years, we've been trying to create a new sound, just so people will really connect with us and know it's V-Factory. In the beginning, we were kind of going to the urban side and were like, "Oh, maybe that's it. Maybe because they've never seen five white guys who are really urban." But then we were like, "Well, that's not going to really relate to the public: five white guys trying to act all ghetto." We ended up going more into the pop/dance field. It's like in our song, "Lovestruck." If anything, it stands out. If you listen to the radio right now, there are mostly female artists and older rappers. We're just trying to do our own thing, put our own flavor out there.
With the name V-Factory, the most obvious association is the Roman numeral. How do you feel about a certain alternate insinuation?
It comes up a lot. It's funny because it is a mystery. I think we're just going to roll with it for a little while longer. Sooner or later, we'll probably come out with it, but I think it's funny for right now. We originated with The Factory, which is a very popular nightclub in New York. It was all about the music. I think our name originated from that, but we didn't want to deal with copyright issues and wanted our own spin on it.
What do you have to say to those who think that boy bands are corny and stupid?
You don't have to listen to our music then. We have an audience for what we do. We're definitely targeting the younger female audience. In a way, I think we're getting a lot of respect from the guys, too. I don't think they really get it until they actually see us live. I was just thinking about our last performance where we opened for Kelly Clarkson and Flo Rida. There was a mob of 18 and over people and it wasn't just our fans. By the end of it, I looked down at the crowd and saw all of these dudes shaking their heads like, "Oh okay, maybe they are pretty good." At the same time, I'm not really worried because there will always be haters out there.
Give me a quick rundown on your role in the remake of Fame.
It's not really a remake, but rather a reinvention. It's taking the concept of the original and putting a modern day spin on it. I play Marco, the main singer of the movie. Most of the kids are fresh new faces and it's mainly the teachers that you'd recognize, such as Kelsey Grammer, Bebe Neuwirth, Megan Mullally, Charles S. Dutton and Debbie Allen [from the original Fame]. It comes out fall 2009.
Name a current female artist who V-Factory thinks is hot. Who would win her in a caveman-style death match?
I think we all like Lady Gaga a lot. I would definitely have to take the cake on that one. I have more determination than any of these guys. In the sense of fighting over Lady Gaga, I mean.
Is there something a female fan can do to win the band's undying love?
Keep requesting our song on the radio. Honestly, we like confidence; we like girls who aren't afraid to come up to us. We're very approachable and we try to be as friendly as we can. We love talking with our fans. We like when girls come up to us, introduce themselves and start-up a conversation.
What's your plan for higher education?
It's important. I was actually in my freshman year of college studying to be a businessman when I got a record deal. However, an opportunity like that doesn't come along everyday. So for now, I'll continue the acting and entertainment and I hope to go back to school in my late 20s. If you're an athlete and you get drafted early, I think, "Yeah, go do it." School will always be there. Also, I think that you should go to school for what you love. Well, unless you get your big break because that's what I was going to do. I was going to continue on and act on the side, even though that's pretty hard.
What's your opinion of "Those Guys?" You know, the ones who have an unnatural obsession with hair gel and self-tanner?
I think it's a totally different world and that the women who go after them are different. I think it's a little much. That's all I'm going to say. They go a little overboard with the gel and should calm down with it and be more natural.
Would you be willing to make an onstage statement pertaining to "Those Guys?"
Totally. I'd be the first one. They are not our followers and they are not our fans. We do not follow them, either.
What kind of longevity do you predict for V-Factory? Could you guys go on for a decade or two, or is this a springboard for five potential careers?
You never know the future of anything; we're just kind of taking it day by day. We hope that our group continues on and that we keep busting out great singles. You never really know until it actually happens. We never even knew how "Lovestruck" was going to be until it came out and broke Top 40. We're just working hard and all we can do is make great music, continue to up ourselves and get better. Hopefully, we will be together for the next few years and it will continue on. Who knows?
What are you guys all about?
There are five guys. We sing, dance and we're heavily based upon live performance. We're very full-out and flippant onstage. For the last two years, we've been trying to create a new sound, just so people will really connect with us and know it's V-Factory. In the beginning, we were kind of going to the urban side and were like, "Oh, maybe that's it. Maybe because they've never seen five white guys who are really urban." But then we were like, "Well, that's not going to really relate to the public: five white guys trying to act all ghetto." We ended up going more into the pop/dance field. It's like in our song, "Lovestruck." If anything, it stands out. If you listen to the radio right now, there are mostly female artists and older rappers. We're just trying to do our own thing, put our own flavor out there.
With the name V-Factory, the most obvious association is the Roman numeral. How do you feel about a certain alternate insinuation?
It comes up a lot. It's funny because it is a mystery. I think we're just going to roll with it for a little while longer. Sooner or later, we'll probably come out with it, but I think it's funny for right now. We originated with The Factory, which is a very popular nightclub in New York. It was all about the music. I think our name originated from that, but we didn't want to deal with copyright issues and wanted our own spin on it.
What do you have to say to those who think that boy bands are corny and stupid?
You don't have to listen to our music then. We have an audience for what we do. We're definitely targeting the younger female audience. In a way, I think we're getting a lot of respect from the guys, too. I don't think they really get it until they actually see us live. I was just thinking about our last performance where we opened for Kelly Clarkson and Flo Rida. There was a mob of 18 and over people and it wasn't just our fans. By the end of it, I looked down at the crowd and saw all of these dudes shaking their heads like, "Oh okay, maybe they are pretty good." At the same time, I'm not really worried because there will always be haters out there.
Give me a quick rundown on your role in the remake of Fame.
It's not really a remake, but rather a reinvention. It's taking the concept of the original and putting a modern day spin on it. I play Marco, the main singer of the movie. Most of the kids are fresh new faces and it's mainly the teachers that you'd recognize, such as Kelsey Grammer, Bebe Neuwirth, Megan Mullally, Charles S. Dutton and Debbie Allen [from the original Fame]. It comes out fall 2009.
Name a current female artist who V-Factory thinks is hot. Who would win her in a caveman-style death match?
I think we all like Lady Gaga a lot. I would definitely have to take the cake on that one. I have more determination than any of these guys. In the sense of fighting over Lady Gaga, I mean.
Is there something a female fan can do to win the band's undying love?
Keep requesting our song on the radio. Honestly, we like confidence; we like girls who aren't afraid to come up to us. We're very approachable and we try to be as friendly as we can. We love talking with our fans. We like when girls come up to us, introduce themselves and start-up a conversation.
What's your plan for higher education?
It's important. I was actually in my freshman year of college studying to be a businessman when I got a record deal. However, an opportunity like that doesn't come along everyday. So for now, I'll continue the acting and entertainment and I hope to go back to school in my late 20s. If you're an athlete and you get drafted early, I think, "Yeah, go do it." School will always be there. Also, I think that you should go to school for what you love. Well, unless you get your big break because that's what I was going to do. I was going to continue on and act on the side, even though that's pretty hard.
What's your opinion of "Those Guys?" You know, the ones who have an unnatural obsession with hair gel and self-tanner?
I think it's a totally different world and that the women who go after them are different. I think it's a little much. That's all I'm going to say. They go a little overboard with the gel and should calm down with it and be more natural.
Would you be willing to make an onstage statement pertaining to "Those Guys?"
Totally. I'd be the first one. They are not our followers and they are not our fans. We do not follow them, either.
What kind of longevity do you predict for V-Factory? Could you guys go on for a decade or two, or is this a springboard for five potential careers?
You never know the future of anything; we're just kind of taking it day by day. We hope that our group continues on and that we keep busting out great singles. You never really know until it actually happens. We never even knew how "Lovestruck" was going to be until it came out and broke Top 40. We're just working hard and all we can do is make great music, continue to up ourselves and get better. Hopefully, we will be together for the next few years and it will continue on. Who knows?
Thursday 4 June 2009
V Factory Media Tour Video
Johny Gaskill uploaded a video on Facebook of V Factory during tour media tour. www.vfactoryfans.com uploaded the video on Youtube for you guys since not everybody has Facebook & we can't put a Facebook video on here. If you watch the video, you see Asher and Jared with their sticky hands. Remember the sticky hands from Twitter?
V Factory & KJ 103FM
V Factory came to Oklahoma City on Friday, May 29th, to perform live at CityWalk down in Bricktown! Watch these 3 videos of them in a short interview, soundcheck and live perfomance!
Wednesday 3 June 2009
NEW ENGLAND - NOW IS YOUR CHANCE!!!!!!
VFactory will be on the East Coast this weekend.
School is OUT!!!!!
Saturday, June 6th
Emerald Square Mall
Macy's Home Court
999 South Washington Street
North Attleboro, MA 02760
3:00pm!
http://www.simon.com/mall/default.aspx?ID=335
http://www.simon.com/mall/event_details.aspx?ID=335&EID=105695
They are also doing a free performance with WJBQ in Portland, ME on Sunday 6/7
For details click below:
http://www.wjbq.com/Article.asp?id=1295965&spid=20846
Both will be performance/signings and are free and open to the public!!!!!
School is OUT!!!!!
Saturday, June 6th
Emerald Square Mall
Macy's Home Court
999 South Washington Street
North Attleboro, MA 02760
3:00pm!
http://www.simon.com/mall/default.aspx?ID=335
http://www.simon.com/mall/event_details.aspx?ID=335&EID=105695
They are also doing a free performance with WJBQ in Portland, ME on Sunday 6/7
For details click below:
http://www.wjbq.com/Article.asp?id=1295965&spid=20846
Both will be performance/signings and are free and open to the public!!!!!
Musiqtone and Canada
V Factory is in the poll "Artist of the Month" on Musiqtone.com. There are going against some well known artists like the Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus and The Veronicas. Get them as high as you can. You can vote somewhere around the 10 times. Vote, vote, vote!
We have some great news for all the Canadian V Factory fans! We heard the guys are going to perform in Halifax and Toronta. The dates are July 26 and 27. We are not 100% sure this is going to happen. Hopefully this won't get cancelled for you guys. We will keep you up to date about this!
Thanks to www.vfactoryfans.com for the info!
Monday 1 June 2009
Love Struck for 94.5 KSMB
V Factory performed their single "Love Struck" for 94.5 KSMB at the Cajun Heartland State Fair on May 31. Watch their performance recorded by Big100000 below.
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