Nick Carter checked in from the studio with an odd update with extreme close-ups before doing a walkthrough. Nick talked a bit with his Backstreet Boys bandmates AJ McLean and Howie Dorough outside before heading into the control room and showing off his limited piano skills. Watch it via YouTube below.
The Backstreet Boys posted footage as they got ready for the final show of the Unbreakable Tour. AJ McLean thanked everyone for coming out before being joined by Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell and the crew in a circle for a prayer led by AJ. Watch the video via the boy band’s YouTube channel below.
The Backstreet Boys checked in from the studio, working on a new album, with a video on their YouTube channel. Just back from the South American tour, the guys were still speaking Spanish while recording a song called ‘PDA’. Watch it below.
The Backstreet Boys checked in from the studio with the following update (April fools?) moments ago:
Studio Update: We have decided to cover “Enter Sandman” on the new album in honor of Howie beating GH: Metallica on Expert last night!!
Update: Yep. April Fools.
AprilFools! After reading your replies, maybe we should cover Metallica. Did you hear about the Guardian? Crazy!
Brian Littrell checked in from Mexico backstage after the band wrapped up a 13 month worldwide tour in support of their latest album ‘Unbreakable’. “We’re going right back in the studio,” Littrell said. “We’re gonna take like a week and a half off and then we’re back in the studio. So we’re just excited the tour is coming to an end but we’re also excited to get back in the studio.” Watch the message below.
The Backstreet Boys checked in on their YouTube channel while on tour in Brazil, talking about the online ways they’re communicating with fans online, including their MySpace, YouTube, Twitter and official web site at BackstreetBoys.com… the last one was a bit troublesome for Nick Carter to remember. Watch it below.
The Backstreet Boys checked in with fans on their YouTube channel, offering an update from their tour in South America, while laying on the floor in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Howie Dorough talked about starting out in his mother’s birthplace Puerto Rican, followed by Nick Carter discussing the next stop in Peru. Brian Littrell then talked about their stop in Caracas, Venezuela. AJ McLean had good things to say about their visit to Chile, which had good food but “no poops”. Litrell told fans, “We’re gonna be working on a new record right when we get home.” Watch the video below.
The Backstreet Boys provided what it looks like behind the scenes of an interview they did while in Brazil in a video clip at their YouTube channel. Howie Dorough talked about the boy band’s most memorable time in the country, while Brian Littrell said it’s an amazing feeling to still have so many people come and see them perform. Nick Carter talked about the dangers of wearing a scarf when mobbed by female fans who end up choking him with it. “Truthfully though, we love the attention,” Carter said. “We’re happy that they love us so much and they’re so excited to see us. We don’t want that to stop.” Watch the interview below.
The Backstreet Boys posted a bunch of videos on their newly launched YouTube channel, documenting their tour in South America. Check out an intro clip below and watch several others at youtube.com/bsbofficial.
CollegeCandy.com spoke with Howie Dorough in a Q&A, asking the Backstreet Boys star if fans can expect the veteran boy band to be around forever, performing on stage with wheelchairs and dentures. “We’ve always said we’ve wanted to model ourselves after The Eagles, the Rolling Stones, you know, they were groups that have done it right,” Dorough explained. “They’ve had their ups and downs, they’ve been really popular and times they just kind of like, you know, just went along, had solo careers here and there. We have a really, really great thing going on, especially with the music industry being as crazy at it is, and the economy, and for us to be able to still go out there and sell records and sell tours, we’re all very, very blessed.” Check out the entire transcript here.