98 degrees

Simpler times, and so much bubblegum pop.

So nosy people were wondering what's the deal with the tour buses, they call the Stop N' Shop, Stop N' Shop says, yeah it's 98 Degrees we want them to leave too guess we better get on that. You don't kick 98 Degrees out of your parking lot....what were they thinking?

The '90s boy banders share their holiday traditions, talk about the new holiday album, 'Let It Snow,' and reveal Drew's natural talent for leadership.

Just as sure as cranberry will be canned...

Find out which classic pop albums are ringing in their 20th anniversary in 2017, from Mariah Carey's 'Butterfly' to Spice Girls' Spiceworld.'

Ok, so Lucky Larry and I have already shared our Top Five Christmas Songs, but I thought... can it really be Christmas without Boybands?

It’s a harmony-heavy call back to the boybands of yesteryear, and totally perfect in this specific context.

Did you catch the 98 Degrees reunion on the Sing-Off? Nick and Drew Lachey reunited with former bandmates to perform 'I'll Be Home for Christmas' a cappella.

NKOTB, 98 Degrees and Boyz II Men, who are on the road together as the Package Tour, brought the '90s to the 'Today' show this morning (May 30) in New York City. The boy bands, who were at their respective peaks in the 1990s, proved that they are incredibly viable two decades later by demonstrating flawless dance moves while delivering their delightfully harmonized pop.

Children of the '90s, rejoice! Less than a year after wrapping up their hugely successful boy band tour with the Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block will try to repeat that success by heading out on the road this summer with 98 Degrees and Boyz II Men. And this isn't just a nostalgia tour — NKOTB announced that they have a brand new single and album on the way too!

New Kids on the Block came back on to the scene a couple of years ago by combining tours with Backstreet Boys. This started a bit of a trend of bands of the late 90's-early 2000's making a comeback. Well now, NKOTB and two more of the biggest boy bands of that era are going on tour this year, making one heck of a comeback.

Everyone’s taking quite the trip down memory lane lately. First we had the Spice Girls performing at the 2012 Olympic Closing Ceremony, then it was 98 Degrees reuniting on ‘The Today Show,’ and now it’s 98 Degrees again, performing with the Wanted and New Kids on the Block at the first-ever MixTape Festival in Hershey, Penn. We’re not really complaining…