AJ McLean reveals that Kevin Richardson will likely be the first Backstreet Boys member to cry on stage during their upcoming emotional tour, which celebrates their decades-long legacy, the impact of Millennium, and their deep connection with fans, promising surprises and unforgettable moments.

As the Backstreet Boys gear up for one of the most sentimental tours of their career, longtime member AJ McLean has revealed that fans should prepare for an emotional rollercoaster.

With decades of memories, chart-topping hits, and an unbreakable bond, the legendary boy band is preparing to bring nostalgia to life in a way that no one expects.

But according to McLean, there’s one member who will be unable to hold back the tears when the moment finally arrives.

The Backstreet Boys have long been known for their electrifying performances and deep connection with their fans. Their songs have soundtracked countless lives, making their music anthems of love, heartbreak, and resilience.

Now, as they get ready to embark on another major tour, celebrating not just their legacy but also an era-defining career, emotions are running higher than ever.

McLean, known for his bold personality and candid nature, didn’t hesitate to predict which band member would be the first to shed tears on stage. “It’s going to be Kevin [Richardson], no doubt,” he stated with confidence.

“He’s the most emotional one of us. He wears his heart on his sleeve, and this tour is going to mean so much to him.”

For those who have followed the Backstreet Boys’ journey, this comes as no surprise. Richardson, often seen as the group’s rock, has always had a sentimental side.

His return to the band in 2012, after a six-year hiatus, was marked by an outpouring of love from fans and a deep sense of gratitude from his bandmates. Since then, he has been a pillar of emotion, reflecting on their journey with profound appreciation.

The upcoming tour is expected to be a special one, possibly marking key anniversaries in the band’s career. Speculation has been building that the setlist will include songs from their record-breaking Millennium album, which remains one of the best-selling albums of all time.

Fans are already anticipating the moment they hear classics like “I Want It That Way” and “Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely” performed live again, songs that hold deep personal meaning for so many.

But beyond the nostalgia, this tour represents something more. It’s a testament to the Backstreet Boys’ endurance in an industry that has seen countless pop acts come and go.

Over three decades, they have survived shifting musical landscapes, personal struggles, and the challenge of staying relevant in an era dominated by new waves of pop stars. And yet, they remain, stronger than ever.

McLean also teased that the tour will bring surprises. “We’ve got some things planned that will blow fans away,” he hinted. “We’re going all out for this one because it’s not just another tour—it’s a celebration of everything we’ve built together.”

For many, the Backstreet Boys are more than just a band—they are a cultural phenomenon. Their music transcends generations, and their fanbase remains fiercely loyal.

The bond between the members is evident in every performance, every interview, and every behind-the-scenes moment they share.

And now, with another major milestone ahead, it’s clear that this tour will be a deeply personal journey not just for them, but for everyone who has been part of their story.

As for McLean’s prediction about Richardson being the first to cry? Fans wouldn’t be surprised if it wasn’t just him. With the weight of nostalgia, the energy of the crowd, and the realization of just how far they’ve come, there’s a good chance the tears will be flowing on stage—and not just from the band.