Pop 2000 Tour is a celebrated concert series bringing the vibrant energy of early 2000s pop to life. It features a rotating lineup of iconic artists like Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, O-Town, BBMAK, Ryan Cabrera, and LFO, delivering beloved hits such as "Bye Bye Bye" and "Summer Girls." The tour is known for recreating nostalgic "TRL moments" and offering a feel-good experience.
O-Town formed in 2000 on ABC series Making the Band. The group became a defining early 2000s boy band with platinum-certified hits like Liquid Dreams and All or Nothing, selling over three million albums worldwide before reuniting in 2013 to release independent music.
LFO, or Lyte Funkie Ones, was an American pop and hip-hop group formed in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Known for blending pop and hip-hop, they achieved fame with catchy songs like "Summer Girls," which hit number three on the Billboard Hot 100, and "Girl on TV." Their debut album went platinum, and they sold over four million records worldwide. Brad Fischetti continues to honor the group's legacy.
Chris Kirkpatrick, born in Clarion, Pennsylvania, is an American singer and actor. He founded the iconic pop group *NSYNC, where he sang countertenor, contributing to over 70 million records sold worldwide. Known for hits like "Bye Bye Bye," his musical style spans pop, pop rock, and alternative rock. He also lent his voice to the popular animated character Chip Skylark.
Formed in 1996, British pop/rock band BBMAK consists of Christian Burns, Mark Barry, and Ste McNally. Known for rich harmonies and playing their own instruments, they broke through with their 2000 debut Sooner or Later, featuring hits like Back Here and Still on Your Side.
David Cook won the seventh season of American Idol and released albums including Analog Heart, Digital Vein, Chromance, and The Looking Glass. In 2018, he made his Broadway debut starring as Charlie Price in Kinky Boots. He also advocates for the National Brain Tumor Society.
Dream Street is an American teen pop boy band formed in New York City in 1999. Known for their harmonies, the group's original lineup featured Jesse McCartney, Greg Raposo, Matt Ballinger, Frankie J. Galasso, and Chris Trousdale. Their self-titled 2001 debut album achieved Gold status, featuring popular songs like "It Happens Every Time" and "Sugar Rush." The band has released albums such as "Dust Don't Argue" and singles including "Backroad Burn."