NSYNC has reunited recently as they dropped the song "Better Place," their first single in over 22 years, and fans have been wanting to hear more music from the band. In an interview, member Joey Fatone teased their loyal supporters about a new album and he mentioned that it's possible in the future; when will it arrive?
Fatone recently spoke in an interview with Yahoo! where he alluded to the band's next major project after their reunion for the "Trolls Band Together" movie.
Regarding a new album, the TV personality said it's possible to be released in 2025.
"You never know. I can actually say, 'You know what? That's a possibility - 2025, that's a possibility," he said.
Despite him wanting to have new music, Fatone said the new project will only be possible if all of the members are down to work on it. He also noted that he had to talk to them first. (via Forbes)
Since creating an album is no easy task, the musician noted: "That takes time... If you're doing a whole album, you've got about 13 or 14 songs, then you want to do about probably 30 or 40, because you don't know which ones you really want to pick."
NSYNC Going on a Reunion Tour?
Later on, the musician opened up about a possible tour in the future, saying the band is working hard at the moment and would want to see their fans again in the future.
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However, they needed more time if ever this plan would ever happen. "Think about how long Taylor Swift's tour probably took to build," he said.
What Happened to NSYNC?
NSYNC was one of the biggest boy bands of their time amassing millions of fans worldwide and snagging several awards from left to right.
They were most popular for their tracks "Tearin' Up My Heart," "This I Promis You," and many more.
However, their careers were cut when they decided to take a hiatus in 2003. At the time, they were able to reunite the following year but plans of starting a new era didn't work out for them.
Unfortunately, the band finalized their break up in 2004 and remained inactive throughout the years. Most members like Justin Timberlake and Joey Fatone went on to pursue solo careers.
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