**The Backstreet Boys Announce Explosive 2026 “Into the Millennium” Tour Extension — New Dates Revealed**
In a move that’s sending fans into a frenzy, the Backstreet Boys have officially confirmed major new performances for their *Into the Millennium* run — extending well into 2026. The boy band, known for their seamless harmonies and unforgettable hits, is building on their record-breaking Las Vegas residency with **seven additional shows in February 2026**. ([Backstreet Boys][1])
Originally launched in July 2025 at the Sphere as a tribute to their 1999 *Millennium* album, the residency quickly became a phenomenon — so much so that they’ve repeatedly expanded it. ([Wikipedia][2]) Now, with phenomenal fan demand, the band is adding performances on:
* **February 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14, 15, 2026** ([Sphere Entertainment Co.][3])
These new dates extend the already sprawling residency and solidify the group’s decision to lean into immersion rather than a conventional global tour. ([venetianlasvegas.com][4])
**What to Expect from the 2026 Performances**
Fans can expect the full *Millennium* album to be brought to life with state-of-the-art visuals and surround-sound experiences, layered over decades of hits like “I Want It That Way,” “Larger Than Life,” and “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back).” ([New York Post][5]) The Sphere’s immersive LED and audio technologies will play a starring role, turning each night into a sensory spectacle. ([New York Post][5])
The newly announced dates include **Valentine’s Day (Feb 14)** and **Friday the 13th (Feb 13)** — choices that are sure to stoke excitement and superstition alike. ([New York Post][5])
**Why this Is Big**
Rather than a standard world tour, the Backstreet Boys are leaning into the concept of a destination experience — turning Las Vegas into their epicenter. This strategy has allowed them to craft one-of-a-kind shows with production values rarely possible on the road. The extended run also underscores how much demand remains for their music and how eager fans are to relive (and re-experience) their legacy.
