Fans looking to catch the Backstreet Boys' "Into The Millennium" residency at the Las Vegas Sphere can now find tickets at prices comparable to those from the late 1990s. Despite inflation and 25 years passing since the group's peak popularity, some tickets are available for as low as $70, including fees, on SeatGeek.
Originally, tickets for the band's shows during the height of their fame in 1999 were priced between $30 and $40. Current offerings for performances from August 13-15 range from $83 to $147, including fees. A promo code, NYPOST10, offers $10 off purchases over $250 for first-time SeatGeek users.
The residency at the Sphere features a 25-song setlist that includes the band's 1999 album "Millennium" in its entirety, alongside hits like "As Long As You Love Me," "Shape of My Heart," and "Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)." Reviews of the show highlight the immersive visual experience provided by the Sphere's 16K wrap-around screen, with one reviewer describing it as "like being shot out into deep space."
The Backstreet Boys have extended their Sphere residency, with additional dates scheduled for December 31, 2026, and January 1 and 2, 2027. Ticket prices for these later dates are higher, starting at $366 for New Year's Eve.
Other Sphere Entertainment
The Las Vegas Sphere is hosting a variety of other performers and events. Upcoming attractions include "The Wizard of Oz" screenings, performances by singer Carín León from September 4-6 and 11-13, the Eagles from September 18 through January 23, 2027, and Metallica from October 1, 2026, to March 13, 2027, with a "no repeat weekends" format.
Backstreet Boys' Recent Music
In February 2025, the Backstreet Boys released the single "Hey," a track originally intended for their 2019 album "DNA." The band also has a new single, "Bottle Up," featured in the "Paw Patrol" movie, which was released on August 14.
The Backstreet Boys first performed at the Sphere on July 11, 2025. Their setlist that evening included songs from "Millennium" as well as other fan favorites. Notable performances included "I Need You Tonight" (first performance since 1999), "Hey" (live debut), and "Spanish Eyes" (first performance since 2016).