Consisting of Lance Bass, Joey Fatone, JC Chasez, Chris Kirkpatrick, and Justin Timberlake, *NSYNC not only released numerous albums throughout their time on stage but dominated the entire music industry. Selling over 70 million albums, the band also performed at events like the Super Bowl, World Series, and even the Olympic games. That was just the start as they also collaborated with icons like Phil Collins, Elton John, Britney Spears, and even Celine Dion. Sadly, the group eventually parted ways to explore solo careers. But according to an inside source, a massive reunion might be in the works.
Wanting to celebrate *NSYNC’s 30th anniversary, it seems that most members of the band want to get back together for a special show. Speaking with the Sunday Mirror newspaper, a source claimed, “The desire has always been for them to do one major comeback. This could be the one – the 30th anniversary is something very special. Certainly, for the rest of the boys, it’s a now-or-never moment. A live performance recorded as a special, along with a full-scale documentary based around their journey and untold story would be a huge deal.” The individual added, “They’ve been talking about new music and have tracks in development right now. If all the planets align, fans could be treated to an epic 2025.”
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While a reunion tour from *NSYNC is sure to send fans into a frenzy, the person noted how the entire idea rests in the hands of Timberlake. “Justin holds the key to it all. But there’s much optimism. This isn’t a money-grab, but a nod from the group to what they achieved and how much they appreciate their fans.”
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Justin Timberlake Dealing With More Than *NSYNC
With fans continuously calling for a reunion tour, Timberlake currently deals with the legal system after detained for a supposed DWI. And making his way to court, a judge decided to revoke his driving privileges.
For Timberlake, he insisted he was not under the influence during the time of his arrest. And his lawyer, Edward Burke Jr, placed the blame on law enforcement. “The police made a number of very significant errors in this case. In court today, you heard the district attorney try to fix one of those errors. But that’s just one and there are many others. Sometimes the police make mistakes and this is just one of those instances.” He concluded, “We are confident that this charge will be dismissed.”
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