I’ve added some more AJ twitterpics to the gallery. Click the tumbnails to view the album.

I’ve just uploaded all the pics that AJ has twittered sofar on his new twitter account. Click the tumbnails below to view the album.

I’ve added some wireimage.com photos of the boys at the NKOTB concert on the 19th of june. Click the tumbnails to view the album.

For those of you following the site on press archive with some articles of last month.

Yep today is the site’s 5th birthday!

As promised some new layouts/headers:
- First of all the site has a new look as you can see
- Also the gallery has a new look
- Fanfiction has a new header
- Media has a new header
All were made by Natalie once again. Hope you like them.

Also a bday media update:
* Files 6 – 21 (all the ones that were still missing) from the Rotterdam TIU concert

I’ve changed the picture of the moment. Scroll down and check it out on the left!

The Backstreet Boys are back in Atlantic City for a weekend performance at the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort

The Backstreet Boys find themselves at a career crossroads. Part of the wave of early ’90s boy bands, they have recently parted ways with Jive Records, their label of 17 years, and are exploring what comes next.

The group, although never a critical favorite for its brand of dance-pop, nonetheless has sold 130 million records and tallied seven Top 10 albums, including last year’s “This Is Us.”

For now, the show goes on for the four remaining Boys – Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell and A.J. McLean – who are performing this weekend at the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort. (The fifth member, Kevin Richardson, left in 2006.) [Read More]

You don’t have to be a teenager to scream like one.

Last night an overwhelmingly female audience partied like it was 1999 with the Backstreet Boys, the last boy band standing from an era when today’s 20- and 30-somethings were screaming teens.

“Who saw us for the first time when you were, like, 10?” Brian Littrell asked midway through the 100-minute set. Apparently, pretty much everyone.

From the opening salvo of “Oh my God, were back again!” on “Everybody,” the Boys gave a nearly sold-out crowd exactly what it wanted: All of the biggest hits, and a minimum of lesser-known filler. [Read More]

Don’t be surprised if you see a second-generation Backstreet Boy at the supergroup’s upcoming concert.

At a recent concert in Raleigh, N.C., the 7-year old son of a member introduced his dad’s band, according to the News & Observer.

“It’s a great time for us,” member Howie Dorough said. “Each of us is [also] working on individual solo projects and still really enjoying working with the group. I have a new chapter in my life with my family and helping others.”

When the Backstreet Boys formed in Orlando during 1993, it quickly gained fans and hits starting with its self-titled 1996 debut. As fans know, the band has sold more than 130 million albums, making it one of the most successful groups in history, according to Billboard. [Read More]

Backstreet’s back! Oh wait, they never left.

So says Brian Littrell, 35, a founding member of the mega-successful boy band, the Backstreet Boys.

“There’s so many people out there who don’t know we’re still around,” Littrell said during an interview last week from Orlando, Fla., the birthplace of the band. “People say we’ve been out of the loop — no, actually, we’ve been busting our butts.”

Indeed, BSB didn’t stop (it didn’t break up, either) after 1999′s smash hit, “Black & Blue.” The remaining members — Littrell, Nick Carter, A.J. McLean and Howie Dorough — kept touring and releasing platinum-selling records, even as the band slipped from the mainstream eye. [Read More]

I’ve added pictures of the photoshoot for the Japan TIU Tour DVD to the gallery. Click the tumbnails to view the album.

RALEIGH — Minutes before the Backstreet Boys’ performance Sunday night, a little boy with a mop of messy blond hair ran across the stage.

It was Baylee, the 7-year-old son of Brian Littrell, 35, a member of the four-piece pop supergroup.

Baylee introduced “daddy’s group” before thousands of fans christened the new downtown Raleigh Amphitheater with shrieks that lasted long into the ambitious 24-song set.

Meeting one of the youngest members of the Backstreet Boys family — a family that has grown over the past 17 years as members have gotten married and had children — felt comforting. Somewhere along the way — between trips to rehab, broken management contracts and under-selling albums — these “Boys” had become men. [Read More]

Vocal group performs to sold-out crowd

The Backstreet Boys and their fans took Wild Adventures by storm Saturday evening when the vocal group performed in South Georgia for the first time as a part of the theme park’s 2010 concert series.

Fans from Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Orlando, Waycross, Gainesville and yes, even Canada and Europe, began lining up at 10 a.m. to put their lawn chairs out in the general admission area of the concert stage or wait to be the first inside reserved seating. Die-hard fans tried every way they could think of to sneak backstage and get a glimpse of their favorite member. [Read More]

I’ve added a bunch of articles to the press archive They’re new articles, but also some “old” articles.