The Backstreet Boys had the night's liveliest moment Sunday in Las Vegas at the Academy of Country Music Awards.
The boy band: the fivesome brought the party vibe to life while singing their classic "Everybody (Backstreet Back)" along with duo Florida Georgia Line.
Carrie Underwood and Nicole Kidman were just a few of the audience members who felt the nostalgia, sang along and danced excitedly.
The performance hit a new height when Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard of FGL joined the Backstreet Boys during their memorable dance routine, earning louder cheers from the crowd.
Before that moment, FGL sang their duet with the boy band, "God, Your Mama and Me." It was the duo's third performance at the three-hour show, which aired live on CBS.
FGL, Aldean and Joe Walsh were part of the six separate performances that kicked off the high-energy ACM Awards.
The King's Prince shows off tattoo
Michael Jackson's son, Prince, is showing off a tattoo tribute to the late King of Pop. Prince Jackson posted a video of the new ink on Instagram on Friday. It shows Michael Jackson in a signature black-and-red outfit striking a dance pose. His upraised arms are laced with angel wings. Prince Jackson calls the tattoo "incredible and beautiful." He says it took nine hours to complete. He and younger sister Paris also revealed a set of companion tattoos last month, with each sporting one half of the yin and yang symbol on their legs.
Blues guitarist Lonnie Brooks dies
Chicago blues musician Lonnie Brooks, whose relationship with his adopted hometown was cemented by his hit recording of Robert Johnson's "Sweet Home Chicago," died Saturday at age 83. He was a prolific musician known for his intense guitar solos and raspy but strong voice, Born Lee Baker Jr. in Louisiana, he was focused on guitar when he was noticed and invited to Chicago by Sam Cooke more than 50 years ago. He stayed and changed his name to Lonnie Brooks. He recorded a number of albums for Alligator Records' "Living Chicago Blues" series and appeared in Dan Aykroyd's film "Blues Brothers 2000."
