Backstreet Boys Re-Create Iconic 'Millennium Tour' Surfboard Entrance— And Fans Are Not OK
The band opened its Germany residency with a surfboard stunt that echoed its 1999 Millennium tour and drew strong fan reactions online.
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Since their youth they listen to the songs of the boy band, for the concerts some even travel from abroad. In front of the Düsseldorf Arena, the fans show with self-designed jackets, glitters and tuned looks how much the boy band means to them.
The Backstreet Boys deliver a great performance at their first concert in Düsseldorf, but suddenly it comes to an abrupt end ...
Backstreet Boys re-create iconic 'Millennium Tour' surfboard entrance— And fans are not OK
(L-R) Howie Dorough, Alexander James McLean, Nick Carter, Brian Littrell and Kevin Richardson of the Backstreet Boys perform live onstage during a concert at Merkur Spiel-Arena on September 25, 2026 in Duesseldorf, Germany.
Backstreet Boys Re-Create Iconic ‘Millennium Tour’ Surfboard Entrance— And Fans Are Not OK
The Backstreet Boys re-created their “Into the Millennium” entrance, riding futuristic surfboards as they opened their first show for their German residency.
They float from the stadium ceiling to the stage, and then everything revolves around pop nostalgia: Flying on five hoverboards, the Backstreet Boys have opened their concert series in Düsseldorf. Equipped with a 32 meter high stage, pyrotechnics and a laser show, Howie Dorough and his band colleagues AJ McLean, Nick Carter, Brian Littrell and Kevin Richardson awoke [...]
On Friday the Backstreet Boys played their first concert. For many fans the party started already at the main station. What they were especially happy about.
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