This is what the Backstreet Boys looked like at Little Caesars Arena

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Backstreet's back... no, seriously. The boy-turned-man band Backstreet Boys brought a larger than life, sold-out performance to Detroit on Monday night as part of BSB's massive DNA world tour. Kevin, Howie, A.J., Nick, and Brian took to the Little Caesars Arena stage with a hit-packed, 33-song, two-hour set spanning their 25-year long career as heartthrobs.

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