Backstreet Boys Land Down Under

It seems that more and more American celebrities are making their way to Australia these days. And the latest US imports to hit Aussie shores are the Backstreet Boys.

Touring for their latest release (sans Kevin Richardson) “Unbreakable,” Nick Carter, A.J. McLean, Brian Littrell, and Howie Dorough touched down at the Sydney International Airport earlier today.

The “I Want it That Way” singers will be kicking off their Australian tour tonight in Brisbane, before touring Melbourne and Sydney.

And though they’ve been doing the whole pop star thing for over a decade now, these boys still look as fit and excited to be making music as they did in the beginning.

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Z100 Jingle Ball 2007 in New York City

Chart toppers of the year regaled an audience of 10,000 fans at the Jingle Ball hosted by New York's music station Z100, at Madison Square Garden in New York City, Friday, December 14.

Amongst those that sang biggest hits were Avril Lavigne, Backstreet Boys, Boys Like Girls, Fall Out Boy, Hayden Panettiere, Jonas Brothers and OneRepublic.

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Backstreet Boys 'Unbreakable' CD Signing

The Backstreet Boys, the popular late nineties pop group released their comeback CD 'Unbreakable' Tuesday, October 30, the same day as Britney Spears, another late 90s sensation, released her comeback CD Blackout.

'Unbreakable' is the group's fifth US album and the first without bandmate Kevin Richardson.
The last album released by the group, Never Gone in 2005, failed to even peak at No. 1 and made an unspectacular single platinum run.