Nick Carter is the most visible face of the Backstreet Boys, the vocal group that sold more than 75 million albums in its chart-topping ’90s heyday.
Carter, Brian Littrell, Howie Dorough and AJ McLean reunited a second time in 2007 to release their fifth studio album, Unbreakable. The group, which no longer includes Kevin Richardson, has toured extensively since and stops Friday in Phoenix.
Carter, 28, checked in from a tour stop in Canada.
Question: Where’s home base for you these days?
Answer: I’ve made three spots my home base. I moved to Nashville and set up my studio there for writing, and I have a cool house there. I also have a place in LA and still have a place in Florida (where his parents live).
Q: Are you an eligible bachelor?
A: Of course, of course.
Q: Is it still hard to go out and grab a bite or a drink without being bothered?
A: People still come up to me and say things, but it’s such a part of my life it’s not like I pay attention to it too much.
Q: Phoenix will host the NBA All-Star Game in February. Are you a basketball fan? More