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  • Troye Sivan Wants To Collaborate With 'Iconic' Kpop Group BTS

    Troye Sivan admitted that he, too, is a massive fan of the K-Pop super group BTS. In a recent interview, the young singer-songwriter talked about why he wants to work with the South Korean boy band.
  • Backstreet Boys ‘Huge Fans’ Of K-Pop Group BTS

    Backstreet Boys recently invited BTS to their Las Vegas shows after revealing that they are huge fans of the popular K-Pop group. The group's series of shows will wrap up on Nov. 17.
  • Confirmed: Steve Aoki, Backstreet Boys Collaboration Is Under Way

    Steve Aoki confirmed that he is working with Backstreet Boys for a new song that might be included in his next album. Fans have been speculating the collaboration since Nick Carter performed in one of Aoki's sets in Las Vegas.
  • Can You Believe These 20 Songs Are Turning 20 In 2017?

    If you ever want to feel old just check out this post of 20 songs that are turning 20 years old in 2017!
  • Backstreet Boys, *NSYNC Manager Lou Pearlman Dead At 62: Former Members Share Mixed Reactions

    Lou Pearlman, the founder of successful boybands such as the Backstreet Boys, O-Town and *NSYNC, died on Aug. 19 while in prison. His death drew various reactions from some of his former clients including Lance Bass, Justin Timberlake, Aaron Carter and AJ McLean.
  • Tori Kelly Dedicates New Song ‘Blink of an Eye’ to Christina Grimmie

    More than a month after "The Voice" contestant and professional artist Christina Grimmie was shot and killed in Orlando, Florida, her friend Tori Kelly released a new song dedicated to her.
  • Backstreet Boys New Album? Band Collaborates with Florida Georgia Line for a New Song!

    The 90s vocal group, Backstreet Boys, is about to release a new song in collaboration with the country music duo, Florida Georgia Line and teased the coming of a brand new album.
  • Backstreet Boys Join Likes of Britney Spears, Mariah Carey with Las Vegas Residency

    Watch out Las Vegas, because Backstreet's back and they're coming for ya! Following the debut of Nick Carter's Syfy movie Dead 7, the Backstreet Boys have confirmed that they're doing a short Las Vegas residency sometime in the near future.
  • Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, O-Town and 98 Degrees Members Release 'In the End' from 'Dead 7'

    Members of Backstreet Boys (pictured here), NSYNC, 98 Degrees and O-Town joined forces for Syfy's new movie 'Dead 7' and its soundtrack theme, 'In the End.'
  • Backstreet Boys to Perform Their Greatest Hits on NBC's 'Undateable'

    The Backstreet Boys are making a comeback in the music industry and are currently recording their ninth studio album, which is slated to be a pop and R&B creation. The band is now set to perform some of their greatest hits on NBC’s "Undateable" as well as doing a scripted performance of “The Backstreet Boys Walk Into a Bar” on the episode.
  • Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter Releases Twitter Post About His Arrest in Key West

    Nick Carter is doing some damage control on Twitter following his arrest in Key West, Florida earlier this month. The former Backstreet Boys' singer was drunk and disorderly at a bar one night, which is not the best of behavior for someone expecting their first child. Carter is married to wife Lauren Kitt Carter. In his posts the singer gets philosophical at times and hits home the main point of his posts, “I’m not perfect,” while discussing the perils of balancing a “healthy lifestyle.”
  • O-Town Reunion: Boyband Returns In 2016 for Tour [Tickets On Sale Now]

    Between the Backstreet Boys' touring comeback and NSync's 30-second reunion performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, boyband throwbacks have been all the rage for millennials in the past few years. Next January, pop band O-Town will hit the road for a short string of small-venue shows in the U.S., making stops in big cities like New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston. The band will tour without member Ashley Parker Angel, who amicably opted out of the initial band reunion in 2014. The touring group will consist of all other original members Erik-Michael Estrada, Dan Miller, Trevor Penick and Jacob Underwood. Tickets to see O-Town are available on the secondary market, and are currently averaging just $65 across the band's scheduled dates.
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