Amber Blog Posts
November 5 marks the anniversary of Aaron Carter's passing. As we remember Aaron, we also want to recognize the meaningful work being done by his family to support children, young people, mental health, and overall wellness. Since losing her twin brother, Angel Carter...
Heading to your first 90s Con?! We’ve learned a few things along the way, so here’s our unofficial BSBFangirls survival guide.
Fans of the Backstreet Boys have long engaged in discussions (read: arguments) with fan bases around the world regarding...
There’s something special about being a fan and getting to watch an artist continue to evolve.
On August 21, fans had a very special reason to celebrate as Howie Dorough marked his birthday with Cafecito Con Howie. I...
Howie D’s new solo single and music video, Coquí, is a beautiful celebration of both his artistry and his Puerto Rican heritage. From the very first frame, the music video immerses viewers in the stunning natural beauty of Puerto Rico, with gorgeous beachside scenery that feels warm, vibrant, and deeply personal. The ocean views, sun-soaked landscapes, and island atmosphere create the perfect backdrop for a song that clearly comes from the heart.
The Backstreet Boys are back with new music, and this time they’re bringing their signature charm to the world of PAW Patrol. Their new song, “Bottle Up,” featured in the upcoming PAW Patrol movie arriving this August, is an absolute delight from start to finish.
Nick Carter turned 46 on January 28, and on Friday, February 6, he celebrated in true throwback fashion: by skating with fans at Crystal Palace Skating Rink in North Las Vegas.
Alexander James, known to most of us as AJ McLean of the Backstreet Boys, has finally released his new EP “hi my name is...
It’s officially less than one month until Backstreet Boys relaunch their mega-successful Millennium 2.0 Residency at the Sphere, Las Vegas.
Nick Carter lit up Chicago this past weekend with two unforgettable performances, celebrating his newest album, Love,...
Nick Carter dropped a video teasing a third added show on his very limited #LoveLifeTragedy mini tour, and while the...
This past Sunday, Nick Carter invited fans into an intimate and unfiltered space at the Brooklyn Bowl in Las Vegas for...
Let me tell you about my team. I’ve followed them through every high and low. I know the heartbreak of a close loss, the...
I’ve been to nearly every Backstreet Boys show I could get to since I was a kid clutching my Millennium ticket in my...
Alright Backstreet fam, our boys are about to light up the Sphere in Vegas this weekend and no doubt it’s going to be...
Dear 1997 Me, You didn’t know it then, but pressing play on your silver 3-disc changeable CD player and hearing the...
In a world where everyone has a voice online, it’s easy to forget that our words carry weight. We scroll, we comment, we...
Nick Carter’s long-awaited solo album, Love, Life, Tragedy, dropped this week and you better believe I am here for it. After nearly a decade without a solo release, Nick has come back strong with an album that’s deeply personal, lyrically rich, and vocally stunning.
This isn’t a comeback. It’s a coronation.
On May 9, 2025, the Hyatt Regency Irvine became home to a vibrant celebration of fashion, philanthropy, and empowerment for the 3rd annual Wine, Women & Shoes event, supporting First Tee – Orange County.
It’s time to challenge the outdated stereotype of the screaming teenage fangirl. Because these days, she’s grown up—and...
Let’s settle a long-standing debate among pop music and just BSB fans in general: Millennium isn’t just the most commercially successful Backstreet Boys album to date — it’s the best one. Period. Full stop.
In the whirlwind world of pop stardom, it’s easy to be dazzled by the flashiest voice, the boldest moves, or the loudest personality. But every great group needs something deeper—someone who holds the center, grounds the vision, and keeps the whole thing sonically and spiritually intact. For the Backstreet Boys, that someone has always been Howie Dorough.
The Carters: Hurts to Love You is a raw and unflinching documentary that delves deep into the troubled inner world of the Carter family.
Life is full of stages. The excitement of youth, the struggles of finding yourself, the overwhelming responsibility of building a family and career—it’s all a journey, and “Stages” beautifully captures that reality.
The Backstreet Boys are returning to their roots in the most spectacular way possible—by rebooting Millennium, their wildly successful and record-breaking sophomore album that catapulted them into global superstardom and made them a household name.