Things have been kind of quiet in BSB land since the residency in Las Vegas ended back in August! Since then, we've heard news of AJ McLean's solo album coming out (an EP on Thanksgiving and the full album on his birthday, January 9th). He went on The Jennifer Hudson Show and talked about it. We have been waiting on this album since at least 2016 when on the European cruise he said that it was coming on, I believe September 9, 2016.

Nick Carter lit up Chicago this past weekend with two unforgettable performances, celebrating his newest album, Love, Life, Tragedy, during a break from the Backstreet Boys’ wildly successful Las Vegas Sphere residency. He’s set to play one more solo show in Green Bay on Tuesday, but with the energy and passion pouring out of these concerts, fans everywhere are hoping he adds more dates ASAP.

Nick Carter’s long-awaited solo album, Love, Life, Tragedy, dropped this week and you better believe I am here for it. After nearly a decade without a solo release, Nick has come back strong with a…

Nick Carter dropped a video teasing a third added show on his very limited #LoveLifeTragedy mini tour, and while the shows themselves are big news, the vibe of that announcement video has us buzzing for another reason: it feels like he's got something extra up his sleeve. So what could those surprises be? Let’s break down what we know and what might be coming when Nick hits the stage.

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Let me tell you about my team. I’ve followed them through every high and low. I know the heartbreak of a close loss, the adrenaline of a big comeback, and the magic of those moments when everything just clicks. I’ve screamed at my TV, jumped up from my seat, even teared up once or twice, (or 100+ times)… I’ve worn the gear.

The Backstreet Boys released the 25th anniversary edition of their second U.S. album (third worldwide), Millennium, on July 11, 2025—bringing the iconic record back to the Billboard charts. With the release of Millennium 2.0, the album returned to the Billboard 200 for the first time in 24 years, having last appeared on the chart in March 2001. While…

I’ve been to nearly every Backstreet Boys show I could get to since I was a kid clutching my Millennium ticket in my sweaty little hand, but nothing could have prepared me for the BSB Millennium 2.0 Sphere residency. After all these years, they still manage to blow my mind, and this time, they took it to a whole other galaxy.

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In an exclusive interview on CBR, Nick Carter discusses comic-inspired Love Life Tragedy album, Backstreet Boys' Las Vegas residency and anniversary.

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In a world where everyone has a voice online, it’s easy to forget that our words carry weight. We scroll, we comment, we joke, but somewhere on the other side of that screen is a person. A real human being with feelings, family, and a life we likely actually know very little about. Recently, Nick Carter has found himself the subject of unsolicited opinions and downright rude comments about his personal appearance, specifically his weight.

It’s been 26 years since the Backstreet Boys dropped *Millennium*, and somehow, every single lyric still hits. Whether you were screaming them at your bedroom wall, singing into your hairbrush, or writing them in a journal with glitter gel pens, these words have stuck with us, and they still hit in a different way now that we’re grown. Here are 26 full lyrics from the album, and the upcoming "Millennium 2.0" version that still hit home in 2025, who sang them, and why they’re still burned into our fangirl hearts.

In 1999, Millennium was topping the charts, your walls were covered in magazine clippings, and if you were like a lot of us… your heart fully belonged to Brian Littrell. He was the golden boy. The one with the voice that could bring you to tears in three notes. The one with the kind eyes, goofy charm, and just the right mix of sweet and silly.

In 1999, Nick Carter was the blonde-haired, blue-eyed heartthrob plastered across every teen magazine, hanging on bedroom walls, and living rent-free in the hearts of fangirls everywhere—including …

Loving Howie in the Millennium era wasn’t always the loudest choice, but it was the most thoughtful one.

In 1999, while everyone else was obsessed with Nick’s boyish charm or AJ’s rebellious swagger, you had your eyes locked on the tall, mysterious one with the eyebrows and the soul-stirring stare, Mr. Kevin Richardson.

Today, it’s not about how many albums you buy... it’s about how often you stream. Whether you’re a fan of the Backstreet Boys as a group, Nick Carter as a solo artist, or any other member, streaming is now the single most important way to support their music in terms of Billboard chart success, visibility, and long-term impact.

In 1999, being a Backstreet Boys fan meant picking your favorite and defending that choice with your whole heart. Nick had the baby face, Brian had the voice, Kevin had the smolder, and Howie had the sweet charm. But AJ McLean? He had the edge. The tattoos, the sunglasses, the raspy vocals, the confident strut. He was the rebel in a sea of polished pop perfection.

May 18, 1999. That was the day the world got a little more dramatic, a lot more emotional, and infinitely more iconic, because Millennium by the Backstreet Boys was officially released. And even though the group is calling their Into the Millennium Las Vegas residency a celebration of the album’s 25th anniversary, let’s be real: we know the math. It’s 26 years. And it’s still everything.

Nick Carter’s long-awaited solo album, Love, Life, Tragedy, dropped this week and you better believe I am here for it. After nearly a decade without a solo release, Nick has come back strong with an album that’s deeply personal, lyrically rich, and vocally stunning.