How the members of the popular boy bands of the 90s have changed (22 photos)
The demand for boy bands has long ceased. Today one can distinguish except for the Korean group BTS, and then it recently broke up, which caused a wave of tantrums in all the schoolgirls of the planet. However, in the 90s, boy bands were on the peak of demand and success. Perhaps every second teenage girls in the room hung posters "Backstreet Boys" and "'N Sync". Then few who could resist these cute faces and no less sweet voices singing about love. But since then it's been whole 30 years! And all these pretty young men turned into respectable uncles. Most of which, by the way, have long gone into the shadows, yielding to place for the younger generation. Let's see how the members have changed popular boy bands of the 90s.
Backstreet Boys
Backstreet Boys is the standard of a boy band, which, without exaggeration, equaled many other musical groups (and we are talking not only about musicians from the USA). The band has sold over 100 million records worldwide. the world. Not everyone can boast of such results. contemporary artist.
The Backstreet Boys have fans all over the world, their music especially popular in Europe and Asia. It is curious that love for them creativity continues to this day.
Nick Carter
Howie Dorough
AJ McLean
Brian Littrell
Kevin Richardson
'N Sync
American boy band whose songs almost everyone recognizes from the first notes. The kids have a lot to be proud of. Their albums sold in the millions circulations, the tracks repeatedly hit the top of the charts. By the way, their the first two studio albums went diamond.
Justin Timberlake
Jaycee Shaze
Lance Bass
Joey Faton
Chris Kirkpatrick
take that
The commercial success of Take That in the first half of the 90s often compared with the popularity of the Liverpool four The Beatles. No wonder, because the guys had a multi-million army of fans around the world.
Gary Barlow
Robbie Williams
Howard Donald
Mark Owen
Boyzone
One of the most famous Irish boy bands of the 90s. Six topped the UK national chart once. During his existence, the guys were able to sell about 20 million of their records. By the way, the guys from the Take That group were their main competitors.
Ronan Keating
Mickey Graham
Keith Duffy
Shane Lynch