She'd clocked there was something familiar about Baylee Littrell, and she was right; the 21-year-old college student from Alpharetta, Georgia, is the son of Backstreet Boys star Brian Littrell.

The atmosphere remained electric throughout the night, with fans feeding off the energy from the stage. Alongside the live show, the band’s official tour merchandise was widely available at the venue.

I’ve been a fan for years." Meanwhile, fans were spotted forming massive queues to snap up exclusive tour merch. T-shirts are flying off the shelves at £40, while Short n' Sweet football crop ...

Legacy M.C. will showcase the Backstreet Boys on Nemechek’s car, merging the high-energy world of NASCAR with the legendary group’s global fanbase. This collaboration, presented by Live Nation ...

The premiere came with a big surprise, as Backstreet Boys singer Brian Littrell made an appearance — not to perform (damn it!), but to support his son Baylee Littrell, who performed an original ...

A member of Backstreet Boys made an appearance on “American Idol” during the show’s Season 23 premiere. Brian Littrell, from the famed ‘90s boy band, joined his 22-year-old son Baylee for ...

Baylee Littrell/ Instagram The Backstreet Boys' Brian Littrell passed his musical genes onto his son, Baylee. The music star and his wife, Leighanne Littrell, welcomed their son on Nov.

The Backstreet Boys swept the nation in the late 1990s, with success that continued well into the 2000s. They've sold north of 130 million records worldwide and became the first boy band to top ...

Backstreet Boys member Brian Littrell with his son Baylee Littrell on 'Americal Idol' ...

But Baylee Littrell has been pursuing a music career well before “Idol.” In 2016, he made his Broadway debut in the musical “Disaster!” when he was 13 years old. He released his debut album, ...

But the night came with more surprises than just Underwood. Meeting a few of the contestants of season 23, Backstreet Boys singer Brian Littrell made an appearance during the season premiere.

When Carrie Underwood thought a singer's face looked familiar at the "American Idol" auditions in Atlanta, it was because he had an uncanny resemblance to his dad, Backstreet Boys star Brian Littrell.