The Boys are back, not on the street, but on stage with their Into the Millennium residency at the Las Vegas Sphere.
The nine-show run, which kicked off in July, marked a major milestone as the Backstreet Boys become the first pop act to headline the high-tech venue.
The iconic five, including Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell, AJ McLean, and Kevin Richardson, left nearly 20,000 fans speechless with a visually stunning, space-themed show.
As the audience was surrounded by visuals of a spacecraft, the group made a dramatic entrance, launching into the night with a rendition of one of their hits, Larger Than Life.
While the show is supposed to celebrate their Millennium album with a full tracklist performance, the group also surprised fans with their newly released single Hey, before diving into hits from Black & Blue and other albums.
From dancing to The Call and belting every word of Shape of My Heart, the crowd was fully in sync with the nostalgia-packed night.
While Backstreet Boys wrapped up the opening night with the iconic anthem Everybody (Backstreet’s Back), the Into the Millennium residency continues through August 24.