Backstreet Boys share thoughts on the possibility of tour with *nsync

A potential future team-up between Backstreet Boys and *Nsync would certainly be “greater than life.”

On Tuesday, February 18, Backstreet -boys – Nick CarterThe AJ McLeanThe Kevin RichardsonThe Brian Littrell and Howie Dorough – Spoke to AND! Beginner About the band’s upcoming in Millennium Residency on the sphere in Las Vegas and weighed the opportunity for a future tour with colleague Super-Group *NSYC.

After being asked about a “joint tour” could be on the horizon between the two pop power plants, McLean, 47, explained that “no one knows what the future holds.”

“They have not done anything in over 22 years,” said the singer about *NSYNC, who last toured in 2002 in marketing their final studio album, Celebrity. “And we will continue to do what we do. But we will see what happens.”

While *NSYNC last hit the road in the early 00s before their year-long interruption, consisting of the group-standing of JC ChasezThe Chris KirkpatrickThe Joey FatoneThe Justin Timberlake and Lansbass – Has been more active in recent years. Following the band’s short reunion performance at the MTV Video Music Awards 2013, the guys “Better Place” released a decade later as part of Troll band together Soundtrack, Marking *NSYNC’s first song in more than 20 years.

When it comes to Backstreet Boys, the group announced its nine-show-stint in Las Vegas for July and August, as Dorough, 51, told People this week “was just meaningful.”

“I mean, it’s a comeback at the next level. You can’t be bigger than the sphere,” he said.

“We bring a rebirth to a record that we released years ago and take our fans, some who either have seen some of the show back in the days, or some who were not even born yet see it for the first time,” Dorough Redotted by the band’s Millennium album. “We are very blessed to be able to go back to Vegas in this style – bigger than life!”

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Backstreet Boys will beat Las Vegas 11-13, 18-20 and 25-27 and August 1-3. And there is much more on the horizon for the fans. On July 11, the group will release a renewed version of their landmark 1999 album Millenniumwith the title Millennium 2.0 -W which will include remastered tracks, previously unreleased demonstrations and live recordings from Backstreet Boys 1999-2000 to the Millennium World Tour.

The anniversary publishing will also contain the new track “Hey!” As the group originally recorded for its 2019 project, DNA. “When we stopped all the recording process and listened to all the songs and began to find out what the album would be, it just didn’t fit sonically,” McLean told People this week.

“But the song is amazing. Everyone sounds incredible, so we are just waiting for the right moment for the world to hear this song – and this just happens to be that moment,” he added.