The Backstreet Boys are proving their legacy is stronger than ever with a blockbuster residency on the Las VegasSphere, bringing their greatest hits, jaw-dropping visuals, and three many years of pop dominance to Sin Metropolis. Kevin Richardson, AJ McLean, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell, and Nick Carter kicked off the extremely anticipated run on July 11, coinciding with the discharge of “Millennium 2.0,” a particular reissue celebrating the twenty fifth anniversary of their iconic 1999 album. Followers have been packing the futuristic venue to relive the nostalgia of “I Need It That Method” and “Bigger Than Life,” and the demand has been so excessive that the Backstreet Boys have already added extra exhibits for late 2025 and early 2026.

In line with a Thursday, August 28, report from TMZ, the residency isn’t only a fan favourite. It’s a large payday, with the Backstreet Boys reportedly grossing $4 million per evening on the Sphere.

Residencies have lengthy been a profitable gig for artists, however the Backstreet Boys’ Sphere exhibits are breaking the mould. Whereas conventional excursions rack up huge bills from journey, gear transport, and city-to-city logistics, staying in a single place permits the group to slash prices. Which means extra revenue per efficiency, and the numbers don’t lie.

BSB did pay a hefty one-time charge of $7–8 million for the immersive graphics powering the Sphere’s mind-bending visuals, however that funding was shortly recouped due to platinum ticket gross sales and VIP packages that followers eagerly snatched up.

Richardson, McLean, Dorough, Littrell, and Carter kicked off the Sphere residency on July 11 with choose summer time dates in each July and August. The group will return to the venue for a particular vacation run from December 26 by January 3, 2026, earlier than launching one other seven-show stretch in February 2026.

In a joint assertion asserting the added dates, the band gushed over the fan response. “We’re overwhelmed by the unimaginable outpouring of affection and assist over these previous few weeks,” they mentioned. “To our followers who’ve been with us for the previous 30 years, and to all the brand new followers who’ve just lately joined us, thanks from the underside of our hearts.”

They added with a wink to certainly one of their greatest hits, “You requested for extra, and we will’t wait to ship with extra Sphere exhibits in 2026. Get these white outfits prepared. That is going to be bigger than life.”

The Backstreet Boys’ Sphere residency wasn’t only a victory lap. It completely coincided with the discharge of “Millennium 2.0,” a particular version re-release celebrating the twenty fifth anniversary of their smash-hit 1999 album “Millennium.”

The up to date assortment featured 13 bonus tracks, together with never-before-heard demos and reside recordings from the period that cemented the group as international superstars.

Forward of their Sphere debut, the band opened as much as PEOPLE about what followers may count on. “When this chance got here to us to do the Sphere, it simply made sense,” Howie Dorough defined in February. “I imply, it’s a comeback on the following stage. You possibly can’t get any greater than the Sphere.”

After experiencing huge success with their earlier Las Vegas residency, the “Bigger Than Life” singers had been wanting to return. This time, although, the group got down to make it much more particular.

“We’re bringing a rebirth to a file that we launched years in the past and taking our followers, some which have seen the present again within the days, or some that weren’t even most likely born but, and letting them expertise it for the primary time,” Dorough added.