Due to overwhelming demand, the Backstreet Boys have added six more summer 2026 dates to their Into the Millennium residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. Produced by Live Nation, the newly announced shows will take place July 30, 31 and August 1, 6, 7 and 8, following the previously revealed run of July 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 and 25.
When the residency launched last July, the Backstreet Boys became the first pop act to headline Sphere, turning the futuristic venue into a time machine set to 1999. Over 575,000 fans have packed the room across 35 sold out nights, many dressed head to toe in white in tribute to the cover of Millennium, the blockbuster album that defined an era of polished harmonies and stadium sized heartache.
The show has drawn acclaim for pairing the group’s precision choreography and vocal hooks with Sphere’s immersive visual environment. Sweeping 360 degree graphics wrap around the audience while the band moves through a set list built on career defining anthems. In one standout moment, the group quite literally takes flight, becoming the first artists to physically soar through the venue’s space age interior. The result is less a concert than a full sensory spectacle, part nostalgia trip and part technological flex.
Tickets for the newly added dates will first be available to fans who registered for the Artist Presale, beginning at 11 a.m. PT tomorrow. General onsale starts Friday, February 27 at 11 a.m. PT via backstreetboys.com.
Vibee serves as the official Concert and VIP Hotel Experience Package partner for the July and August dates. Packages include either GA floor or reserved seating at Sphere, a two night stay at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, the only resort directly connected to the venue, and a collectible laminate and lanyard. VIP options add priority entry, access to the Backstreet Boys Terminal fan lounge, premium reserved seating, airport transfers, a curated gifting kit and on site concierge service. Meet and greet is not included.
The BSB Terminal fan activation will also return to The Venetian Resort in conjunction with the new shows. Developed with Vibee, the airport themed experience extends the residency beyond the stage, nodding to Millennium and the band’s global reach. The installation recently earned a Silver Clio Music Award for excellence in music marketing and fan engagement.
Last year, the group marked the 25th anniversary of Millennium with the release of Millennium 2.0 via Sony Legacy. The expanded edition features 25 tracks, including remastered originals, live recordings, demos such as “I Want It That Way,” and alternate versions of fan favorites. It also introduces a new single, “HEY,” underscoring that the Backstreet Boys are not content to live solely in memory.
At Sphere, the scale matches the ambition. The venue boasts the world’s highest resolution LED display, enveloping the audience in a fully immersive visual field, alongside the Sphere Immersive Sound system, engineered for pinpoint clarity throughout the room. For a band that once dominated TRL and arena stages alike, Into the Millennium is both a victory lap and a reminder that pop history, when paired with cutting edge technology, can still feel immediate.
The Backstreet Boys at Sphere
July 16, 17, 18
July 23, 24, 25
July 30, 31
August 1, 6, 7, 8