Renowned Boy Band ‘Backstreet Boys’ is all set to bring their ‘DNA World Tour’ to India in May, returning to the country after 13 years. They announced their tour on Wednesday and revealed India as one of the countries on their tour list. Known for songs like Quit Playing Games With My Heart, As Long As You Love Me and I Want It That Way, the boy group released their tour dates on Instagram as they will be visiting countries like Iceland, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Israel and South Africa as well.
“We weren’t kidding when we called it the #DNAWorldTour! 🌎🧬 We’re taking this baby back on the road to Iceland, Africa, Southeast Asia, & the Middle East – SEE YOU SOON! Tickets at link in bio,” the caption reads.
The DNA World Tour celebrates 30 glorious years of the band’s music and makes a stop in India after five years of globe-trotting. Online ticket booking site BookMyShow has shared a poster of the upcoming tour on Twitter and confirmed that tickets for the performances will only be available for sale on their website.
“OMG, they’re back again! INDIA, get ready to welcome the one and only Backstreet Boys for two epic shows! #BackstreetBoysIndia #DNAWorldTour @backstreetboys,” their write down on Instagram.
‘The Backstreet Boys: DNA World Tour’ will be held at Jio World Gardens in Mumbai and Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi. The boys, who had formed in 1993 with AJ McLean, Howie Dorough, Kevin Richardson, Nick Carter and Brian Littrell, had last performed in India in 2010.
The DNAWorld tour will begin on April 28 in Reykjavik, Iceland, and end on May 19 in South Africa’s Pretoria. This tour will celebrate the band’s history of flawless choreography, and harmony-laden vocal prowess as they belt out songs like I Want It That Way and As Long As You Love Me, along with the latest hits from their recent album DNA including Don’t Go Breaking My Heart, Chances and No Place, among others.
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