INSANE! Neon Tunnels, Holograms And Floating Platforms, Backstreet Boys’ Vegas Show Looks Straight Out Of A Sci-Fi Movie

A jaw-dropping clip from the Backstreet Boys’ futuristic Las Vegas residency has sent fans into a frenzy, offering a glimpse of what many are calling one of the most visually spectacular concert experiences ever staged.

The footage, taken from the band’s Into the Millennium residency at the Sphere, shows the five-piece performing on a floating platform as they glide through a dizzying world of sci-fi visuals. Neon-lit corridors, holographic effects, and otherworldly graphics surround the group, creating the illusion of a concert set somewhere around the year 3000.

Fans can be seen watching in awe as the 1990s pop icons belt out their hits while suspended above the audience, blending nostalgia with cutting-edge technology in a way few venues on Earth can deliver.

The Sphere, which opened in 2023 at a reported cost of $2.3 billion, has quickly become one of the most talked-about entertainment landmarks in Las Vegas. The venue boasts massive 16K-resolution LED screens wrapping the interior, alongside haptic seating that allows concertgoers to feel the show as well as see it, delivering full 360-degree immersion.

Originally scheduled as a limited run, the Backstreet Boys’ residency has been extended into 2026 after a string of sold-out performances. Additional July dates were added due to overwhelming demand, as fans old and new rushed to secure tickets for the futuristic spectacle.

The residency has been praised for cleverly fusing the band’s 90s-era charm with state-of-the-art visuals, drawing in longtime fans while captivating a younger, tech-savvy audience. Industry insiders say productions like this are key to the Sphere’s ambition of attracting more than 100 million visitors annually.