V Factory band members Asher Book, Jared Murillo, Nicky T and Wesley Quinn step out for a night on the town, attending Star Magazine’s 5th Year Anniversary Celebration held at Bardot in Hollywood on Tuesday night (October 13).

Most recently, the band made their national television debut on The Wendy Williams Show, performing their hit single, “Love Struck.”

The guys even gave JJJ a shout-out. Check it out below!

V Factory shows off their skills as they perform their hit single “Love Struck” on The Wendy Williams Show on Monday morning (October 12).

Wesley Quinn, Asher Book, Nathaniel Flatt, Nicky T and Jared Murillo will be collaborating with Asher’s Fame costar Naturi Naughton on their next single, “Get Up.”

Asher shared with MTV, saying, “”We built the relationship and then afterward, you know, she just has such a phenomenal voice and we thought it would be cool to have a female vocalist on [the track] to see how that would sound, so it came out good.”

Check out this exclusive image of V Factory getting fitted for their appearance on The Wendy Williams Show!

Wesley Quinn, Asher Book, Nathaniel Flatt, Nicky T and Jared Murillo will be performing a song from their album, Love Struck, on the show. JJJ thinks it might be their new single, “Get Up.”

Be sure to check the boys out TODAY, October 12 @ 10AM ET/PT on FOX! Bigger pic inside… More Here! »

Check out these gorgeous new shots of Tiffany Giardina — aren’t they beautiful?!

The 15-year-old singer will be teaming up with Honor Society, V Factory, Drake Bell and KSM tomorrow, October 10th in Palmerton, Pennsylvania at the Rock The Fall concert.

Doors for the concert open at 11AM and entry is FREE (Reserved seating requires a ticket though). Check it all out at RockTheFall.com!

Tiffany will also be performing in the Colombus Day Parade in NYC on Monday afternoon at 1:55PM ET/PT on NBC. She’s been working hard in the studio and putting finishing touches on her second studio album.

V Factory shows off their moves as they perform at a free concert before the premiere of Fame held at The Grove in Los Angeles on Wednesday evening (September 23).

Jared Murillo, Nicky T, Nathaniel Flatt and Wesley Quinn showed up to support their band mate and Fame lead Asher Book, who stars as Marco in the flick.

Nathaniel’s advice after seeing the flick, “Fame is great. Go see it.”

15+ pics inside of V Factory getting Fame-ous… More Here! »

V Factory shows off their signature moves as they perform their new single, “Get Up,” at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, Calif., on Saturday afternoon (September 5).

The quintet featuring Asher Book, Jared Murillo, Wesley Quinn, Nicky T and Nathaniel Flatt were there to promote Asher’s new flick, Fame and to take part in the Claim Your Fame National Talent Search.

Stunning the crowd and judges with their rendition of “Out Here On My Own” from the movie, singing duo Craig Lewis, who won at Six Flags Over Georgia, claimed victory as they were crowned the FAME National Talent Search winners!

Fame, starring Asher, Kay Panabaker, Paul McGill, Walter Perez, Naturi Naughton, Kristy Flores, Kherington Payne, Anna Maria Perez de Tagle and Paul Iacono, hits theaters on September 25!

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V Factory lights up the stage as they perform a medley of five Michael Jackson songs as a tribute at 103.5 KTU’s Beatstock in Jones Beach, NY on Sunday evening (August 16).

Following the success of “Love Struck,” the guys — Jared Murillo, Asher Book, Nathaniel Flatt, Nicky T and Wesley Quinn — just announced that their second single will be “Get Up.”

Check out their performances and some pics below!

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Nathaniel Flatt recently caught up with Towleroad.com to chat about all things V Factory, how he caught the singing bug and being gay in Hollywood. Check out what the 27-year-old performer had to say:

On how he became involved with V Factory: “I knew a girl that was running an audition for the label that was interested in putting together a music group. I just knew her from working in L.A.; we had done some jobs together. She called me and said, ‘Hey, I don’t know if this is your thing, but I know you sing, so come on down.’ I kind of thought it seemed a little ghetto, but everybody in L.A. has a record deal or something. It was just down the street from my house so I thought, ‘Okay, I’ll go down at the end of the day.’ I was the last person to audition, 10 minutes late. Even with that I was very apprehensive once this all got rolling. I actually lied about my age! You were supposed to be 21 and I was 24 at the time. She was like, ‘Oh, just say you’re 21!’ So I put down that I was 21.”

On realizing his love for singing and dancing: “I was pretty young. I saw a production of Peter Pan—I can’t remember how old I was—and I saw them flying around and I thought from then on, ‘Oh, my God, I wanna do this.’ I think also being the youngest of four there were probably some attention-starved aspects that also kinda came with it. I just have always sung in musicals and acted in plays and all that.”

On if there were ever any negative reactions about him being gay: “I would say sometimes in high school, yeah, people were cruel just like for everyone, but I always knew there was a bigger picture. Sure, that kind of stuff hurts, but I didn’t let it get to me. Like I said, in college everyone else was gay, too. Now, when I go back to random cities in the country [on tour], I don’t dress differently or alter anything about myself and I don’t notice people cracking jokes or anything, but I don’t know if that’s because I’m not operating on an assumption that someone is gonna think of me differently or what.”

On what he thinks about American Idol runner up Adam Lambert: “I know him, actually. He’s like the most freaking talented singer I’ve ever met in my entire life. I saw something today that Gene Simmons said it was the biggest mistake he could ever make and I feel like that is just an old-school mentality. He’s operating on the assumption that people aren’t gonna respect that or relate to it in Milwaukee. I think Adam is such an unbelievable talent that that’s not really why you’re buying his record; it’s because of his complete authenticity.”

Check out the rest of Nathaniel’s interview at Towleroad.com.