BACKSTREET BOYS IN 'NO DANGER' OF LOSING RECORD CONTRACT

Last updated: Tuesday, January 8, 2008

BACKSTREET BOYS IN 'NO DANGER' OF LOSING RECORD CONTRACT

BACKSTREET BOYS have dismissed speculation their record company is on the verge of dropping them.

BACKSTREET BOYS

Jive Records were reported to have been preparing to kick the U.S. boy band off its roster.

However, a spokesperson for the label tells website TMZ.com, "Reports about Jive Records dropping Backstreet Boys are completely untrue.

"The group is about to embark on a worldwide tour in support of their album, Unbreakable, starting 16 February (08) in Tokyo, as well as some high-profile television appearances."

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Source: WENN

| Tuesday, January 8, 2008

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