Early Years (1993-1996)[]
The second lineup of the Backstreet Boys, with Sam Licata and Charles Edwards. No photos with Burk Parsons are known to exist.
An early photo of the final lineup.
Another early photo of the final lineup. It's implied by the Backstreet Boys Twitter to be of their first day together.
The group performing at an unknown high school gym, their most common venues prior to their debut.
A later promo shot, taken in 1994.
A rare cassette released to promote their debut album prior to its release.
A promo shot from either right before the debut or shortly after.
The group recording an unknown song, said to be from 1994.
Debut Era (1996-1998)[]
A poster for their first tour.
The Backstreet Boys in a concert in Germany in August of 1997.
The Backstreet Boys, circa 1998 with Max Martin
The group with Lou Pearlman in 1996.
A still from the All I Have To Give video.
A still from the As Long As You Love Me video.
Superstardom (1999-2001)[]
The Backstreet Boys at the 1999 Grammys.
Another shot of the Backstreet Boys at the 1999 Grammys.
The Backstreet Boys leaving their plane during the Around the World tour.
A promo shot, presumably from the Black & Blue era.
A still from the I Want It That Way video.
A promotional book released in 1999. As shown on the cover the group was not associated with it.
A still from the Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely video.
An ad for the Backstreet Boys In Concert special.
A still from the Shape Of My Heart video.
A still from the Drowning video.
Hiatus, Never Gone (2002-2006)[]
The Backstreet Boys on Sesame Street.
A still from the Incomplete video.
A still from the Siberia video.
A still from the Safest Place To Hide video.
Quartet Years (2006-2012)[]
The group with New Kids on the Block.
IAWLT, DNA (2013-present)[]
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The group at Howie's wedding.
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The group at Nick's wedding.
A still from the In a World Like This video.
The Backstreet Boys with their wives.
