Another musical guest will stop by 90210 this season.

In the May 8 episode, Naomi hosts a bachelorette party that features an unexpected visit from Nick Carter, who will play himself. The Backstreet Boys member is invited to the party because the bride had a crush on him since junior high school.

Sadly, there will be no acoustical performance of “Help Me.” Sorry, Nick fans.

Carter’s previous TV appearances include 8 Simple Rules and American Dreams.

90210 has hosted lots of musical guests over the last year, including Train, All-American Rejects, Cobra Starship, Kellie Pickler, Theophilus London, Nelly and Snoop Dogg. [Source]

Nick will be doing a video chat live from Columbus, OH 2:30PM EST tomorrow, Sunday, Feb 12th. Be sure to log in early by going to http://nickcarter.net/chat

When Nick Carter, the youngest member of the phenomenally successful boy band Backstreet Boys, made his first solo record, “Now or Never” in 2002, it sold well enough to attain gold status, hit Billboard’s Top 20 and produce a Top 40 pop hit, “Help Me.”

Carter now says the record was a success almost in spite of itself.

“There were some things that were just incomplete from an artist’s perspective, a personal side,” he says in a phone interview. “Just all around, I wasn’t even prepared for it.”

So instead of releasing a follow-up, Carter rejoined Backstreet Boys after a hiatus. The group released three more albums, sold more than a million more records and performed successful tours both as a group and on an outing with fellow boy band New Kids on the Block. Read full article.

Nick Carter, 31, bad boy singer from the Backstreet Boys, is bringing a new tour February 10 to the Crofoot Ballroom in Pontiac to support his second solo album “I’m Taking Off.” Tickets are on sale here.

The show in metro Detroit is special because Carter agreed to a backstage visit with 30-year-old Sarah Cheek, a longtime fan who was recently diagnosed with fourth stage breast cancer — after her husband reached out and said it would be her dream come true. What should she expect?

“We’re just going to have fun,” Carter said. “It’s going to be a great experience… They ask questions, and you have to feel the situation out. You never know what you’re going to get. Sometimes they’re shy. Other times they’re open and want to know everything. You just have to fun with it. I’m a normal guy. To them it might seem like I’m not …But I’m a normal guy.” Read full article.

Yes, it is true. Nick Carter, best known for his role in the dreamy boy band, The Backstreet Boys, is coming to Allentown. He will perform 8 p.m. Feb. 8 at Crocodile Rock in Allentown, according to a news release.

Tickets for the show go on sale 10 a.m. Tuesday for $25 in advance. The price will go up to $27 the day of the show.

Now 31-year-old, Carter has starred in his own reality show “House of Carters,” embarked on a solo career and dated Paris Hilton since his rise to fame with the Backstreet Boys.

Earning eight Grammy nominations and selling more than 130 million albums with the group, he recently came off a super-group tour with the Backstreet Boys and the New Kids on the Block, according to a news release. His latest album, “I’m Taking Off,” was released in the U.S. in February.

For more information on Carter’s Allentown performance including where to purchase tickets, visit slpconcerts.net or crocodilerockcafe.com. [Source]

Nick Carter just released his remix LP I’m Taking Off: Relaunched & Remixed and we have a first listen of So Far Away. We talked to the Backstreet Boys member about his new album, worldwide tour with New Kids on the Block and Matthew Morrison, and if Glee is in his future.

CB: Hey Nick! You have been all over the place, where are you calling us from?
Nick: Japan! Man it’s amazing over here.

Are the fans different over there? Have you had any crazy interactions yet?
They are similar in some senses. They are a little bit quieter during my shows – that’s just how they are. You can hear a pin drop because they’re really paying attention. You have to perfect yourself because you’re under pressure.

How has the tour been?
It’s great. We had about three gigs in Canada. I’ll be doing four more shows here and then in late January [starting on the 28th] to the 14th of February I’ll be playing shows in the states. The reception has been great, it’s been going really well. Read full article.