The group launched their Into the Millennium shows with a slew of emotions: "I started breaking down and crying because it was so emotional and surreal."

The Backstreet Boys kicked off their Sphere residency, blending elements of the past and future brilliantly. We take you inside their first show.

Preparing for liftoff with Millennium opener “Larger Than Life,” the global stars of our childhood blasted off with a 25-song set, christening Sphere as the first pop act to perform there.

The Backstreet Boys kicked off their “Into The Millennium” summer residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere this weekend, becoming the first pop act to play the cutting-edge venue.

UFC CEO Dana White says the company's show at the White House next year will be like the Sphere Las Vegas show on steroids.

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Darius Rucker said it was the first time he lost his voice in all of his years of performing, when he had to stop the show just a

The Very Large Telescope’s SPHERE instrument fitted with an extreme adaptive optics system and sophisticated coronagraphs permitted astronomers to look closer towards the star than ever before, resolving a planet at only 15–20 astronomical units.

AJ McLean and the group's creative team reveal how they're putting on "probably the most ambitious" show yet as the groundbreaking venue's inaugural pop act.