Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, AJ McLean, Brian Littrell and Kevin Richardson will play a 15-show residency at the city’s futuristic 17,600-seat Sphere venue, starting in July, when the Everybody hitmakers will become its first pop residency, following in the footsteps of rockers U2 and the Eagles.
After Bizarre’s Jack told the lads it sounded like a very healthy lifestyle for Vegas, Brian replied with a laugh: “Kevin stopped before we got the sip of Reposado (tequila) or a Grey Goose (vodka) before we hit the stage, but we don’t have to mention that.”.
Brian added: “I used to hate singing Quit Playing Games but when you see the reaction and people singing back to you, you feel you’re 25 years old again.
Brian said: “We still get hit with bras or panties sometimes on stage, which is kind of crazy.”.
The band are now thinking of how to use the sci-fi-esque venue to transport fans into other worlds, and Brian said: “Of course you have to analyse it and rethink what we do on stage.
