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Backstreet Boys testing Las Vegas residency, making new music

The Backstreet Boys perform onstage at the BALMAIN X H&M Collection Launch on October 20, 2015 in New York City. Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for H&M

Backstreet’s back, sort of.

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Five-member former boy band Backstreet Boys is heading to Las Vegas for a brief residency, joining the likes of Britney Spears and Jennifer Lopez. The ’90s group has nine shows scheduled so far, all are part of their upcoming 130-stop world tour.

“We signed a deal with Live Nation to do nine shows just to do a test in the market,” Nick Carter revealed to CNN. “We’ve always had interest in performing in Vegas.”

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No specific dates have been named yet.

“It would definitely have to be a very big and spectacular show,” Carter added. “Thankfully, we have a good catalogue so we can perform all of our hits. That could take up a lot of the show.”

The group, which also includes Brian Littrell, Howie Dorough, A.J. McLean and Kevin Richardson, is reportedly back in the studio making new music.

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Don’t expect only cheesy romantic ballads from the band, says Carter.

The guys are collaborating with “young, hot producers that can give us a fresh new sound,” he insists. “When it comes to the music, we want to make sure we have hits.”

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