New Kids on the Block and New Edition performed live together for the first time at the American Music Awards.
New Edition and New Kids on the Block had fans feeling nostalgic when they performed together for the first time in their careers during Sunday night’s American Music Awards.
Each group performed a medley of their best-known songs, with New Kids on the Block getting the party started withwhile decked out in black outfits and showcasing the dance moves that continue to make the band so irresistible among its fans. The American Music Awards may have been in Los Angeles, but it had a distinctly Boston flair when New Kids on the Block and New Edition took the stage.NKOTB also performed “Step By Step,” “Hangin’ Tough” and “Please Don’t Go Girl,” while New Edition treated fans to “Mr. Telephone Man,” “Is This the End” and “Can You Stand the Rain.”
While the two bands had never performed live prior to the AMAs, they have worked together, joining forces on a 2008 track called “Full Service.”
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New Edition, New Kids on the Block Face Off in 'Battle of Boston' at 2021 AMAsNew Edition and New Kids On The Block playfully squared off at the 2021 AMAs, performing in what the show billed as a 'Battle of Boston'
Read more »
Five Things I Wish I Knew When I Started ‘Outriders,’ New Horizon EditionThe playercount of Outriders is surging at the moment, with the game seeing a 10x jump thanks to a big Steam sale and the release of New Horizon, massive new patch and content update for the game that came out this week.
Read more »
L.A. County Reports 26 New Covid-19 Deaths And 1,876 New Positive CasesOn Saturday, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reported 26 new deaths from Covid-19, as well as 1,876 new positive cases. The number of deaths and confirmed cases reported today ma…
Read more »
Kids Aged 5-11 Are Getting Vaccinated At Faster Rates Than AdultsWhile many adults in the U.S. are still stubbornly refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine, kids ages 5-11 are signing up in record numbers.
Read more »
Therapy Animals Are Helping Kids Who Are Scared Of The COVID VaccineSome Very Good Boys and Girls are helping calm the fears of children getting their COVID vaccines. ❤
Read more »