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Between the Backstreet Boys' touring comeback and NSync's 30-second reunion performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, boyband throwbacks have been all the rage for millennials in the past few years. Next January, pop band O-Town will hit the road for a short string of small-venue shows in the U.S., making stops in big cities like New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston. The band will tour without member Ashley Parker Angel, who amicably opted out of the initial band reunion in 2014. The touring group will consist of all other original members Erik-Michael Estrada, Dan Miller, Trevor Penick and Jacob Underwood. Tickets to see O-Town are available on the secondary market, and are currently averaging just $65 across the band's scheduled dates. -
Justin Timberlake Delivers Emotional Memphis Music Hall of Fame Induction Speech
Saturday night, boy band member turned chart-topping solo artist, Justin Timberlake, was inducted into his hometown Memphis Music Hall of Fame at the Cannon Center, boasting a good cry and a duet with Sam & Dave's Sam Moore. -
Lance Bass On Sexual Harassment During N'SYNC: "It Happens To Men Too" [WATCH]
Lance Bass made some pretty revealing commentary on the sexual harassment he endured during his N'SYNC days and said that "it happens to men too." -
Backstreet Boys and NSYNC Members Team Up for a Zombie Movie
Backstreet Boys vs. NSYNC may have been the biggest debate of the 90's, and even today, fans will go to bat for the better boy band (ahem, BSB). Constantly being compared to one another, members of each band have decided to come together for Nick Carter's newest vision, a zombie apocalypse movie titled Dead 7. -
Greece, Colonel Tom Parker, Allen Klein and Other Bad Money Managers
Odds are, if you're reading Music Times right now, you aren't all that interested in the current financial crisis of Greece, or the fact that the nation failed to pay the 1.5 billion euros it owed the International Monetary Fund as its bailout expired. It's a big—and very complicated—deal, but we're not going to take up your time explaining the sticky situation it puts both the Mediterranean nation and the European Union in. Instead, we figured we'd show you some of the worst money management issues in music...or more specifically, the managers that ran their clients through the cleaners worst. Performers such as Elvis Presley, Beyoncé and NSYNC get hosed. -
KCON Adds Shinhwa and VIXX to Respective Los Angeles, New York Lineups
The lineups for KCON and KCON New York continue to expand as we approach the late July/early August events. Shinhwa has been added to the Los Angeles date while VIXX have been lumped into the New York lineup. -
Wade Robson Molestation Complaint Against Michael Jackson Thrown Out
The final decade-plus of Michael Jackson's life often found his incredible record as a performer overshadowed by more uncomfortable tidbits, such as the many allegations of inappropriate behavior around children. At least one of those cases has been kept out of court, if not entirely disproven, as Wade Robson's claims were dismissed by a Los Angeles Court. -
Backstreet Boys Vs. NSYNC Continues for May Meme Supremacy
It might seem like it's been years since the battle of boy band supremacy was fought between Backstreet Boys and NSYNC, but now it seems like a certain meme has sparked competition between to '90s superstars yet again. Today, as we all know, is May 1, meaning yesterday (April 30), the Internet was filled to the brim with Justin Timberlake "It's Gonna Be May" memes. But now, BSB is trying to claim the whole spring month for themselves with their own May themed meme. -
Was Harry Styles Going to Quit One Direction Before Zayn Malik? Lance Bass Says "Yes"
Was Harry Styles planning to quit One Direction and go solo before Zayn Malik ambushed the band with his decision to leave last month? If former NSYNC member Lance Bass is to be believed, the answer is yes. In a new interview with Meredith Viera, the boy bander revealed that the 1D hunk was all set to leave and had been working on tons of solo material. -
'Just Got Paid' Vocalist Johnny Kemp—NSYNC Inspiration—Found Dead in Jamaica Before Cruise Performance
Johnny Kemp, the Bahamanian vocalist responsible for the Billboard Top 10 single "Just Got Paid," was found dead last week in Jamaica, according to reports (from CNN). Drowning is believed to be the cause. There are mixed reports on how old the performer is, with some claiming the vocalist was 55 while others imply he was 54. -
Anna Kendrick, John Krasinski Perform NSYNC, One Direction on 'Lip Sync Battle' [WATCH]
John Krasinski and Anna Kendrick battled it out last night, April 16, on SpikeTV's Lip Sync Battle. The pair pulled out all of the stops with The Office star taking on NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye" and Tina Turner's rendition on "Proud Mary" while the Pitch Perfect actress mouthed the words to One Direction's "Steal My Girl" and Jennifer Lopez's "Booty." -
'Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of' Documentary Clip Dishes on Lou Pearlman, 'N Sync Controversy
The Backstreet Boys -- known for popular hits like "I Want It That Way," "As Long as You Love Me" and "Quit Playing Games" -- filmed a documentary called 'Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of' in light of the 20th anniversary of their career. A recently released clip of the documentary gives insight to the group's feelings of Lou Pearlman and 'N Sync.
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