2002 Tour Schedule
3/11/02 - Anaheim, CA - Arrowhead Pond
3/12/02 - Anaheim, CA - Arrowhead Pond
3/14/02 - Phoenix, AZ - America West Arena
3/15/02 - Las Vegas, NV - MGM Grand
3/18/02 - Houston, TX - Compaq Center
3/19/02 - San Antonio, TX - Alamodome
3/20/02 - Dallas, TX - Reunion Arena
3/25/02 - Denver, CO - Pepsi Center
3/27/02 - Ames, IA - Hilton Coliseum
3/29/02 - Grand Forks, ND - Alerus Center
3/30/02 - Minneapolis, MN - Target Center
Rumors Have it That...
A
source who recently spent a good deal of time with the boy band says that fans should be prepared for the members of the group to go
their separate ways by the fall.
IT�S NOT LIKE they don�t get along, says the insider. They just have their own interests and would like to pursue solo careers. They�ve
been together for something like four years now, and in the pop world, that�s a lifetime.
The source says Justin Timberlake seems especially eager to get out on his own. Britney�s very supportive of him being solo, but I
don�t think she�s a divisive factor. She�s not Yoko Ono. The group is currently touring, and a spokeswoman didn�t return calls for
comment.
NSYNC on the Road
NSYNC are downsizing from last year's stadium tour with spring dates that
pass through relatively intimate sports arenas. R&B singer GINUWINE will open for the first two weeks, and then SMASH MOUTH (with
STEVE HARWELL, above) will join the outing, which runs from March 3rd through April 28th.
'NSYNC are downsizing from last year's stadium tour with spring dates that pass through relatively intimate sports arenas. R&B singer
GINUWINE will open for the first two weeks, and then SMASH MOUTH (with STEVE HARWELL, above) will join the outing, which
runs from March 3rd through April 28th. "We love to have anybody on the road with us," says 'NSync's CHRIS KIRKPATRICK. "As long
as their stuff is catchy, we're not particular about what style they play."
"We were looking for something a little different," says Brad Wavra of Clear Channel Entertainment, which booked the tour. "The one
thing we hadn't done was to put a straight-ahead rock band [with 'N Sync]."
'NSync's performances will be more stripped-down than usual, and each member plans to perform a cover song representing a key
influence. Kirkpatrick will likely choose a PAUL MCCARTNEY or BEATLES song, but that wasn't his first choice. "I was originally thinking
SEX PISTOLS or BILLY IDOL," he says, "but I don't think our fans will know the music or appreciate that as much as I do."