Everybody, rock your body — the Backstreet Boys have added extra Toronto concerts to their upcoming tour.
After announcing an exclusive four-show stadium residency in the city earlier this month, the iconic boy band is bringing four more dates to Toronto’s Rogers Centre in February 2027.
Due to an “overwhelming demand,” the five-piece band will now play Feb. 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26 and 27 to take over the venue for a total of eight days.
The “Into the Millennium — Homecoming: Live in Canada” run will mark the Backstreet Boys only North American stadium shows of 2027.
Their upcoming Toronto performances follow the band’s “unprecedented success” with their “Into the Millenium” Sphere performances in Las Vegas, along with their 10-show stadium residency in Dusseldorf, Germany.
But if you’re hoping to see them a little closer to home, here’s how to get tickets to “one of pop’s most influential performers” in Toronto.
Tickets to the Backstreet Boys in Toronto
Tickets to see the Backstreet Boys in Toronto go on sale to the public on Oct. 9 at 10 a.m. on Ticketmaster.
Plus, various presales have also started to take place ahead of the general sale.
An Artist Sign Up presale kicked off on Oct. 7 at 10 a.m. and runs until 10 p.m., although its sign up has now closed.
A Live Nation All Access presale and a Rogers Centre presale will also both take place on Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Backstreet Boys YYZ Terminal pop-up in Toronto
To make things even more exciting, an immersive “Backstreet Boys YYZ Terminal” pop-up experience will also come to Toronto during the band’s residency.
Inspired by the “Millennium” album’s airport cover, this spot will be home to the official Backstreet Boys merch store and is set to feature exclusive Homecoming collectibles, Millenium-era photo moments and fan events.
Those who secure a Please & Thank You VIP package will get priority entry and exclusive lounge access at the pop-up.
To purchase a VIP package, “visit your event page and look for the gold star on the seat map or above the list of ticket options,” according to Ticketmaster.
“Canada was one of the first places to embrace us, and the love and support we’ve received from our fans there has meant so much from the very beginning,” said Backstreet Boys singer Brian Littrell in an Oct. 2 statement.
“Coming back feels incredibly special. It is a chance for all of us to celebrate the memories we’ve made together and create some new ones.”
— With files from Itai Buenahora