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now, three out of four members of world-renowned Backstreet Boys - A. J.
McLean, Howie Dorough, and Nick Carter – have arrived in Ho Chi Minh City to make elaborate
preparations for their coming tour “This is us” there.

They will spend time visiting the city’s War Relics Museum
and Cu Chi Tunnel, and go shopping and fishing before participating in a press
conference held at five-star Park Hyatt hotel today (March 23).

The last Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell will fly to southern
hub prior to their show held at the Military Zone 7 stadium on March 24.

At the stadium, workers and engineers appear to have
completed installing sound and lighting systems for the band’s debut in Vietnam
in front of tens thousands of audience.

AlphaMedia Ltd. Company, the agency in charge of providing
equipment for the event, told the media that the world-acclaimed Meyer Sound
system, which was used to serve international tours performed by Michael
Jackson and Britney Spears, will be put into use for the BSB shows in HCMC and Hanoi.

“The sound system could meet any demands of international
and local event organizers,” claimed Dang Minh Tri, the company’s
representative, adding that each pair of loudspeakers is worth thousands of US
dollars and each micro costs US$12,500.

After their performance in HCMC, they will fly to grace the
My Dinh National stadium in Hanoi
on March 26.

Source: Tuoi Tre/VNE