The Backstreet Boys are committed to demonstrating to their Canadian fans that they have “got it goin’ on for years” with a forthcoming series of performances in Toronto next year.
The iconic boy band from the ’90s will present their show, Into the Millennium — Homecoming: Live in Canada, at Toronto’s Rogers Centre during February and March, featuring a total of 12 shows, which the group claims are their only North American stadium performances in 2027.
This marks the highest number of nights performed by an artist at the Toronto venue, surpassing the previous record of six shows set by The Weeknd and Taylor Swift, as reported by Billboard.
The band revealed the first four Toronto dates in a social media announcement in early October, accompanied by a flashy promotional video featuring clips of the five members boarding a plane decorated with their band name and a red maple leaf.
Due to overwhelming interest, the group has gradually added more performances over the past week and a half, extending the original February schedule into March.
Due to demand, Backstreet Boys have added yet another date to their upcoming Toronto concert series, bringing the total to a dozen dates on four consecutive weekends stretching across February and into March 2027. (Backstreet Boys/Instagram)
“Canada was among the first locations to welcome us, and the affection and encouragement we’ve received from our fans there has been incredibly significant from the very start,” stated Brian Littrell from the group. “Returning feels truly special.”
The Toronto shows will follow the successful Into the Millennium concert series held by BSB at the immersive venue Sphere in Las Vegas in 2025.
Backstreet Boys launched the Into the Millennium residency series at the immersive Las Vegas music and entertainment venue Sphere in July 2025, returning for an extended series of shows last summer and a few more around New Year’s Day. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Following a series of sold-out performances, that residency was extended into the previous summer, with additional dates planned for around New Year’s Day.
In the interim, the band took the production to Germany for 10 shows in Düsseldorf, which Backstreet Boys noted was the first country to truly embrace them when they began their journey.
Like the performances in Las Vegas and Düsseldorf, the Toronto concerts will feature selections from Backstreet Boys’ 1999 album Millennium, a record that sold approximately 24 million copies globally and solidified the group’s status as a worldwide sensation.
Millennium contains some of the group’s most popular and defining songs, including I Want It That Way, Larger Than Life and Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely.
However, the setlist for Toronto will not be limited to Millennium‘s tracks: it will also include fan favorites from other albums — Everybody (Backstreet’s Back), of course — along with less frequently performed songs like The Perfect Fan, according to a statement from the host Rogers and promoter Live Nation Canada.
Get ready for the hoverboards: Backstreet Boys will arrive in Toronto over four consecutive weekends, starting from Feb. 12 through March 7. Tickets are available for purchase now.