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The Crazy Life: Ricky Martin, BSB Mount New Tours The Backstreet Boys and Ricky Martin, two of the ‘90s more popular acts, are planning to launch U.S. tours later this year and are hoping to recapture past glory. Their U.S. tours could seep into 2008. For the Backstreet Boys, they’re returning in October after two years with the planned completion of their first album since 2005’s “Never Gone,” which sold over 700,000 copies in the U.S. But with the album and tour, the band will be without one key member, Kevin Richardson, who says he wants to embark on a new chapter in his career. Martin, who has toured the U.S. frequently in the last seven years and returns from the European leg of his tour in September. The Latin pop star is best known for his 1999 hit “Livin’ La Vida Loca,” which sold 15 million copies. Despite the previous success of both acts, ticket brokers remain skeptical that they’re still popular in 2007. In particular, brokers are questioning whether or not the Backstreet Boys will be as successful in terms of generating ticket sales... וקצת על אלכס...... 28 Jul 2007 Denise McLean blogs Backstreet 'I will probably add a page to my new website to try and keep you all informed as to the BSB and how they are progressing with their new album. All I can tell you at this time is the record company seems to be holding up the process for some unknown reason. So if fans can put pressure on Jive Records, it might be helpful to the boys (but you did not hear that from me, LOL). My son is pretty much done with his solo record and hopes to have that out once the group album is released. So again, the more help you can give them the better. Call, email, do whatever to get Jive to move on this. After all we cannot have the Spice Girls beating the BSB to the punch, now can we????' [Source] & [Thanks]
The Crazy Life: Ricky Martin, BSB Mount New Tours The Backstreet Boys and Ricky Martin, two of the ‘90s more popular acts, are planning to launch U.S. tours later this year and are hoping to recapture past glory. Their U.S. tours could seep into 2008. For the Backstreet Boys, they’re returning in October after two years with the planned completion of their first album since 2005’s “Never Gone,” which sold over 700,000 copies in the U.S. But with the album and tour, the band will be without one key member, Kevin Richardson, who says he wants to embark on a new chapter in his career. Martin, who has toured the U.S. frequently in the last seven years and returns from the European leg of his tour in September. The Latin pop star is best known for his 1999 hit “Livin’ La Vida Loca,” which sold 15 million copies. Despite the previous success of both acts, ticket brokers remain skeptical that they’re still popular in 2007. In particular, brokers are questioning whether or not the Backstreet Boys will be as successful in terms of generating ticket sales... וקצת על אלכס...... 28 Jul 2007 Denise McLean blogs Backstreet 'I will probably add a page to my new website to try and keep you all informed as to the BSB and how they are progressing with their new album. All I can tell you at this time is the record company seems to be holding up the process for some unknown reason. So if fans can put pressure on Jive Records, it might be helpful to the boys (but you did not hear that from me, LOL). My son is pretty much done with his solo record and hopes to have that out once the group album is released. So again, the more help you can give them the better. Call, email, do whatever to get Jive to move on this. After all we cannot have the Spice Girls beating the BSB to the punch, now can we????' [Source] & [Thanks]
