Backstreet Boys Honor Max Martin and Andrew Fromm at Las Vegas Residency Show
The Backstreet Boys had a special guest at their Las Vegas residency show as they acknowledged their longtime collaborator Max Martin in the audience. The group expressed their gratitude for Martin's contribution to their success and performed one of the tracks he produced. Martin, a renowned Swedish hitmaker, has been working with the Backstreet Boys since their debut single in 1995, creating hits like "I Want It That Way" and "Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)." He was recently named Billboard’s Top Producer of the 21st Century and is also producing Taylor Swift's new album, The Life of a Showgirl.
During the show, the Backstreet Boys also recognized songwriter Andrew Fromm, who penned songs for their Millennium album. The group dedicated a performance to Fromm, showcasing their appreciation for his work. The Vegas residency, celebrating the 25th anniversary of their album Millennium, has been well-received by fans, leading to the addition of more dates through 2026. The Backstreet Boys continue to captivate audiences with their timeless hits and special collaborations, making each show a memorable experience.