The 1990s boy band the Backstreet Boys is back. The famed group is heading to the booth to work on their 5th studio album together. On Tuesday, the newly reunited Backstreet Boys made an appearance on “Good Morning America” via satellite from London, England to announce the big news.
“We’re really excited—this actually is our first time in the studio together, all five of us, since 2005,” Howie Dorough, 38, said. “We’re recording our brand-new record here in London.”
As a quintet, the boy band has four studio albums in the U.S. (five worldwide), plus two that they recorded as a foursome. The band, whose hits include “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back), “As Long As You Love Me” and “Larger Than Life,” will be performing on the morning show in New York City on August 31.
Band member Nick Carter said, “The vibe is fantastic. It’s just been really organic. It’s like never before. It’s revitalized. We’re living in a house together out here at the moment. We wake up, have breakfast together. We’re not sick of each other at all!”
