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Since Richardson’s return in 2012, Backstreet Boys have continued to tour and release albums. The 1999 follow-up Millennium was stuffed with hits that would help define turn-of-the-century pop, including the swaying “I Want It That Way” and the despairing “Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely.” Black & Blue, released in 2000, maintained the Boys’ position in Top 40 royalty, with singles like the pulsing confessional “The Call” and the wide-eyed “Shape of My Heart.” Following a brief hiatus in the early 2000s, the group returned in 2005 with Never Gone, which featured a more grown-up sound that peaked on the crashing power ballad “Incomplete.” Richardson left the band the following year, but BSB soldiered on in the years that followed, releasing albums that showed off their still-strong harmonies, headlining cruises, and sharing a headlining slot with New Kids on the Block on the arena-filling NKOTBSB tour. album, Backstreet Boys, came out in August of that year. success came in 1997, when the sparkling ballad “Quit Playing Games With My Heart” established the quintet as teen idols their first U.S. That song was a hit in Europe, but their first taste of U.S. Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell, AJ McLean, and Kevin Richardson began their career playing amusement parks and shopping malls around Orlando, FL, releasing their first single, the swaggering “We’ve Got It Goin’ On,” in 1995. Get other great ideas, inspiration and sweet deals delivered right to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter here, or follow on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Google+ and YouTube.Assembled in 1993, Backstreet Boys were primary in spearheading the Y2K boy-band revival with smooth harmonies, precision-grade pop songs, and pinup-ready looks. StickerYou blog posts are written and published by StickerYou Crew members from our headquarters located in the beautiful city of Toronto, Canada. Make your own custom iron-on transfers and temporary tattoos for your next concert or music festival! The Materials:
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Here are some pics of our handmade goods, and of course how awesome we looked at the concert (which was AMAZING by the way!). It was so easy to make, I wondered why anyone would ever spend $40+ to get a concert tee when it’s so simple and fun to do it yourself! I used StickerYou’s custom iron-on transfers to make custom t-shirts with images of our favorite Backstreet Boys (ok, so they’re men now), as well as temporary tattoos to complete the look. Of course, we needed to deck ourselves out appropriately for the occasion. This time, we are in our 30’s, married with babies at home, flying 5 hours from Toronto to Las Vegas to re-live a once (or twice) in a lifetime experience. I had seen them once before, driving 1.5 hours out of town to catch them at a local arena when I was 17. So when my high school friend and I heard that they were doing a Las Vegas residency this Spring, we only had 2 words to say: “Let’s go!" My high school days were spent pining after the “hot guys” from New Kids On The Block, Westlife, N*SYNC, 98º and of course, the mother of all pop boy bands: The Backstreet Boys. If you grew up in the mid to late 90s like I did, you may have caught on a certain level of boy band fever.