Up Close & Personal Tour - Tour Dates

Tour Dates

Date City Country Venue
March 21, 2005 New York City United States Irving Plaza
March 22, 2005
March 24, 2005 Boston Avalon
March 25, 2005 Philadelphia Electric Factory
March 26, 2005 Scranton Scranton Cultural Center
March 28, 2005 Chicago House of Blues
March 29, 2005 Cleveland House of Blues
March 30, 2005 Washington, D.C. 9:30 Club
April 4, 2005 Columbus Promowest Pavilion
April 5, 2005 Detroit State Theatre
April 6, 2005 Pittsburgh Rock Club at Station Square
April 8, 2005 Milwaukee Pabst Theater
April 10, 2005 St. Louis Roberts Orpheum Theater
April 12, 2005 Grand Prairie Nokia Theatre at Grand Prairie
April 14, 2005 Atlanta Earthlink Live
April 15, 2005 North Myrtle Beach House of Blues
April 18, 2005 Norfolk The NorVa
Backstreet Boys
  • A. J. McLean
  • Howie Dorough
  • Nick Carter
  • Kevin Richardson
  • Brian Littrell
Studio albums
  • Backstreet Boys (1996)
  • Backstreet's Back (1997)
  • Millennium (1999)
  • Black & Blue (2000)
  • Never Gone (2005)
  • Unbreakable (2007)
  • This Is Us (2009)
  • In a World Like This (2013)
Compilation albums
  • Backstreet Boys (US) (1997)
  • The Hits: Chapter One (2001)
  • NKOTBSB (2011)
Live albums
  • A Night Out with the Backstreet Boys (1998)
  • For The Fans (2000)
Tours
  • The Space Show
  • Backstreet Boys: Live In Concert Tour
  • Backstreet's Back Tour
  • Into the Millennium Tour
  • Black & Blue Tour
  • Up Close & Personal Tour
  • Never Gone Tour
  • Unbreakable Tour
  • This Is Us Tour
  • NKOTBSB Tour
  • In a World Like This Tour
Solo projects
Nick Carter
Now or Never (2002)
I'm Taking Off (2011)
Brian Littrell
Welcome Home (2006)
A. J. McLean
Have It All (2010)
Howie Dorough
Back to Me (2011)
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Awards
  • NKOTBSB
  • Backstreet Project
  • Jive
  • Universal
  • Lou Pearlman
  • Arthur, It's Only Rock and Roll
  • Book
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