BACKSTREET BOYS
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Backstreet Boys (Often Abbreviated As Bsb) Is An American Vocal Group, Formed In Orlando, Florida In 1993. The Group Consist Of Aj Mclean, Howie Dorough, Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson And Brian Littrell. The Group Rose To Fame With Their Debut International Alum "Backstreet's Back" (1997) Along With Their Self-Titled U.S Debut Album, Which Continued The Group's Success Worldwide. They Rose To Superstardom With Their Third Studio Album "Millennium" (1999) And It's Follow-Up Album "Black & Blue" (2000). After A Two-Year Hiatus, They Regrouped And Released A Comeback Album "Never Gone" (2005). After The Conclusion Of The "Never Gone Tour" In 2006, Richardson Left The Group To Pursue Other Interests. The Group Then Released Two Albums As A Quartet "Unbreakable" And "This Is Us" (2009). In 2012, The Group Announced That Richardson Had Rejoined Them Permanently. In The Following Year, They Celebrated Their 20th Anniversary And Released Their Forst Independent Album "In A World Like This" (2013). The Backstreet Boys Are One Of The Few Boy Bands To Have Continued Success Long After Their Peak. Their 2019 Album "Dna" Debuted At Number One, More Than Two Decades After The Group Formed, And 19 Years After They Last Topped In 2000. They Also Became The First Boy Band To Top The Us Album Charts In Three Different Decades. The Backstreet Boys Have Sold Over 100 Million Records Worldwide, Making Them The Best-Selling Boy Band Of All Time, And One Of The World's Best-Selling Music Artists. They Are The First Group Since Led Zeppelin To Have Their First Ten Albums Reach The Top 10 On The Billboard 200 And The Only Boy Band To Do So. The Group Received A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame On April 22 2013. The Group Also Released Their First Documentary Movie, Titled "Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of" In January 2015. |