Group has been playing shows at The Sphere, spherical arena located at Venetian Resort; They come to Brazil for The Town
You BACKSTREET BOYS land in Brazil in September, when they perform at the festival The Townin São Paulo. Before that, they did a season of 21 shows only in Las Vegasus United States. And they made rivers of money.
According to the exclusive investigation of the site TMZBoyband’s cachet value formed by Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson, AJ MCLEAN, Howie Dorough and Brian Littrell it is US $ 4 million per night.
Converting to reais, the value corresponds to almost R $ 22 million by show at the current price. Considering that there were 21 presentations in sequence, the American quintet earned US $ 84 million (about R $ 462 million) Only in this Marathon of Shows in Las Vegas.
Backstreet Boys at The Sphere
You BACKSTREET BOYS played in The Spherea spherical arena located in the Venetian Resort and known for being one of the most technological houses in the world. In all, the place is 112 meters high and holds more than 17,000 people sitting.
Boyband will return residence in Las Vegas in December, from the 26th, after Christmas. According to the newspaper New York Postthe cheapest ticket for Quintet shows at The Sphere is being sold at $ 352, already at fees – around $ 1,907.
Currently, the show of BACKSTREET BOYS has a total of 25 songs, including the album Millennium (1999) in full and other huge success hits, as “As long as you love me”, “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” and “Shape of My Heart”.
The Town 2025
In Brazil, the band performs on September 12, on the stage Skylinefrom The Town, which will also have Jota quest, CEELO GREEN and Jason Derulo on the same date.
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Source: Rollingstone
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