Nick Carter photographed earlier this week when he performed in Holland.
Photo: HOLLANDSE HOOGTE/SHUTTERSTOCK / SHUTTERSTOCK EDITORIAL/IBL
The audience in front of the stage at We who love the 90s.
Photo: Henric Wauge/SPA
Nick Carter.
Photo: Henric Wauge/SPA
Backstreet boys star Nick Carter is the main act at this weekend’s 90s festival at Gärdet in Stockholm. And it’s far from the first time he’s been on stage here – and he made that clear to the audience when he made his entrance on Saturday night.
– Thanks to all of you who came tonight! It feels good to be home, said the legendary boy band artist.
– This is where it all started…
Nick Carter refers to the Backstreet Boys recording their first hits as a group in the Cheiron studio together with songwriting giants Denniz Pop and Max Martin.
Nick Carter tears off a few songs to the crowd’s cheers and finishes with a phrase in Swedish.
– Thank you very much, he says to the fans who are trying to stay dry from the rain.
– Without Stockholm, there would have been no Backstreet Boys, states the star.
The promise to the Swedes: Backstreet boys to Sweden
As the game began to suffer towards its end, Nick Carter made a promise to the Swedes. A promise that Backstreet boys will perform in Sweden.
– If you want to receive me here once more, I will bring back the Backstreet boys once more, he says and is met with cheers.
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