Backstreet Boys performed at Perchanga in Temecula, CA on June 25, 2010. Thanks to pe.com and Perchanga at Facebook.

Backstreet Boys peformed in Uncasville, CT on June 16, 2010. Thanks to thepulsemag.com.

Backstreet Boys performs on stage at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal CityWalk Universal City, California on June 26, 2010. Thanks to BSBSquad.com.

Backstreet Boys performed at the Gibson Ampitheater in Universal City, CA June 26, 2010. Thanks to OCregister.com.

Backstreet Boys were the Grand Marshalls at the San Francisco Pride Parade and they twittered several photos during the parade on June 27, 2010.

More photos added thanks to kdincher and dunkr at flickr. Last two photos are thanks to BSBSquad.

BSB were at the San Francisco Pride Parade as the grand marshalls. Watch Nick and Brian’s interview below. Thanks to LucyK. For full video download here. Thanks to Amazingly at TDS.

Amidst deafening screams, the wildly popular Backstreet Boys blazed onto the stage at Pechanga Resort & Casino’s Showroom Theater, gripped the audience with a heart-pounding version of their 1997 hit “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” and didn’t let go until their 90-minute set left guests breathless and wanting more.

The sold-out crowd greeted the performers with a standing ovation at the start of the performance and didn’t sit down – not once — the rest of the night. Instead, there was dancing, arm-waving and singing, lots of singing.

The show is part of the Backstreet Boys’ 2010 This Is Us concert tour that has taken the group all over the world, reviving favorite songs from the 90s and introducing audiences to new sounds, like “Straight Through My Heart.”

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Back on Monday ET showed footage of the boys at the NKOTB concert including some rehearsal footage. Not the greatest quality though.

Even as they make their way across the country playing a string of sold-out concert dates, including two shows at the Warfield tonight and Monday, the members of a Backstreet Boys seem more baffled by their enduring popularity than anyone else.

Or as Nick Carter, 30, checking in from rehearsals just a few days before the launch of the tour, puts it: “We can’t believe that we still got it.”

The band (which also headlines the San Francisco Pride event at the Civic Center today) may have sold more than 76 million albums and lodged eight albums into the Top 10 over its 17-year career, but these haven’t exactly been boom times for the group that, alongside rivals ‘N SYNC, dominated the tail end of the ’90s music scene with weepy pop hits such as “Quit Playing Games With My Heart” and “I Want It That Way.”

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These guys have not only outgrown their boy band status, but after 17 years in the business, the Backstreet Boys sound better than ever. What’s life like for four men living as Boys? And can they actually be as nice as they seem? Take a listen to their new songs and new stories on Talk Stoop with Cat Greenleaf. Thanks to Talk Stoop

Backstreet Boys made a visit to the Boys & Girls Club in Salt Lake City before their concert on June 23, 2010. Thanks to Salt Lake Tribune.