Artist description JC, Joey, Justin, Lance and Chris have come together, with a self-titled debut RCA Records album. The record, originally released on BMG Ariola Munich, was produced by several top-name producers, including dancemeister Denniz Pop (Ace of Base, 3T, Robyn), and has already sported two giant smashes. The anthemic pop-soul of "I Want You Back" went Gold in both Europe of "Tearin' Up My Heart," their latest release, is one of the most played songs at Top 40 radio this summer.

Music Style Pop

Musical Influences Spice Girls, Take That

Similar Artists All Saints, Robbie Williams, Boyzone, Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys

Artist History The group's roots are based in the Orlando meeting of Washington DC born "JC" Chasez, and Memphis, TN native Justin Timberlake on the set of the Disney Channel show, "Mickey Mouse Club." After the show ended, JC and Justin found themselves in Nashville at the same time working with the same vocal coach and writers, but on separate solo projects. Justin was then called back to Orlando, where he hooked up with Pittsburgh, PA expatriate Chris Kirkpatrick. The trio then met New Yorker Joey Fatone in a local Orlando club. The four would go out clubbing where their slick dance-floor moves had everyone wanting to know what group they were in.

Group Members Lance, Justin, JC, Chris, Joey, Richard, Joe, Gregg

Albums “IN S_nc,” “No Strings Attached”

Press Reviews “Comprising Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick, and Lance Bass, who hail from various American cities and began their individual careers in acting and modeling, the vocal quintet built a huge following in continental Europe, especially Germany and the Netherlands, before making their U.S. debut in 1998 with IN S_nc.” –Rolling Stone

Location Pittsburgh, PA - USA

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