Backstreet Boys Set to Release 'Millennium 2.0'
In an exciting announcement for fans, the Backstreet Boys revealed they will release “Millennium 2.0” on July 11, 2025. This deluxe reissue marks the 25th anniversary of their 1999 hit album Millennium. The special edition is packed with 25 tracks including the remastered originals, B-sides, demos, live performances from their famous Into the Millennium Tour, and a reimagined version of the fan-favorite hit, 'I Want It That Way'. Additionally, fans can look forward to a brand new heartbreak ballad titled 'HEY'. This all-new track is available now for presave or preorder, building anticipation for what promises to be an unforgettable anniversary celebration.
Available in multiple formats including double CD, vinyl, and digital, this deluxe collection will offer exclusive editions at select retailers. Target will feature a limited-run S’mores marble vinyl, while Walmart will offer a variant with an alternate cover, making them must-owns for any fan collection.
Expanded Las Vegas Residency at Sphere
In tandem with the album release, the Backstreet Boys are expanding their Las Vegas residency. New shows have been added on August 1, 2, and 3 at Sphere, alongside previously confirmed dates running from July 11 through 27. This series of performances will showcase the beloved tracks from Millennium, creating a nostalgic yet fresh experience for concert goers.
For those eager to secure their spots, fan club members, known as the BSB Army, can access presale tickets starting February 18 via Ticketmaster, while general ticket sales open on February 21. With demand expected to be high, early booking is advisable.
This announcement is a heartfelt nod to the loyal fans who supported the group throughout the years, offering both a trip down memory lane and a new chapter in the band's enduring musical journey. Fans old and new will relish the chance to experience this part of pop music history once more, brought to life by one of the defining bands of the late '90s and early 2000s.
