And as Henderson hints, Big Time Rush is only getting (re)started. This time around, the band is free from the obligations of their contracts with Nickelodeon and former label Columbia Records, officially taking ownership of the Big Time Rush name and music thanks to their cheekily titled LLC, Bought The Rights. Big Time Rush released three albums that only spawned a couple of charting hits (2011's 'Boyfriend,' which featured a remix with Snoop Dogg, and 2012's Blur -sampling 'Windows Down'), but built a dedicated fan base that couldn't wait for their return. The foursome - Carlos PenaVega, James Maslow, Kendall Schmidt, and Logan Henderson - were initially put together for Big Time Rush, a 'Monkees'-style Nickelodeon series that had a four-season run from 2009 to 2013. With 18 million followers across social media and a 44-date North American trek - including a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden - the group has certainly made a comeback. Just over one year since Big Time Rush announced their reunion, the TV-made boy band have proven that they weren't just made for a show.
