The Backstreet Boys, one of the most iconic boy bands of all time, are heading to South Africa as part of their DNA World Tour. Known for their energetic and captivating live performances.

We take a look at some of their best ever performances.

The Backstreet Boys won over New Zealanders, as reported by the NZ Herald.

They performed like they did in the 90s, with their signature energy and chemistry, starting off strong with 'I Wanna Be With You'.

The crowd, including millennials who grew up with 'Shape of My Heart', and their families, were all present in newly bought merchandise.

The Hyde Park performance was outstanding for a few reasons.

Firstly, the atmosphere was electric, with a diverse crowd of fans all singing along to the Backstreet Boys songs.

Secondly, over 60,000 people belted out the group's most famous song, "I Want It That Way" creating a spine-tingling moment. 

Finally, when it started raining after the band's performance of "Drowning" instead of dampening spirits, the crowd danced and sang even louder, making for an unforgettable experience.

The two-hour DNA World Tour show was infused with nostalgia, featuring throwbacks to the hits that made the Backstreet Boys famous, newer songs, and reminders of time passing.

Despite their age, the energy from the stage was undeniable, with meticulously honed choreography and soaring vocals that remain unchanged since the 90s.

Their harmonies are part of their DNA, and they continue to deliver a memorable show after 40 concerts since the tour began in June.

The Rod Laver Arena performance was one of true 90's Fashion.

The synchronised step-tap, grapevine-tap dance moves, the smooth harmonies, the poses, the tilting microphone stands in unison – every aspect of the show is straight out of the mid-’90s, but in a way that’s genuine and truthful, not cynically nostalgic.

After the announcement that Kevin Richardson was going to be leaving the group, everyone thought that it was the end for the iconic boy band. But with the power vested by Oprah, she brought them back together on her show for an incredible performance of “I Want it that Way”.

2010 was a big year for the band. After their reunion performance on the “Oprah” show, the Backstreet Boys hit the stage at the American Music Awards with fellow boy band New Kids On The Block. Women of all ages went wild as the two boy bands performed a medley of their hits including “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” and “You Got It (The Right Stuff)”.

The Grammys are awards presented by the Recording Academy of the United States to recognise outstanding achievements in the music industry. They are regarded by many as the most prestigious and significant awards in the music industry worldwide.

It was on this stage in the year 2000 that the Backstreet Boys performed. They performed a medley of songs that are not theirs, something that a lot of bands weren't doing at the time.

At the 2017 ACM Awards, Florida Georgia Line and the Backstreet Boys closed the show with a memorable performance that showcased their unique blend of country and electronic sounds.

Despite the unlikely pairing, the two bands delivered an electrifying and mesmerizing performance.

Honda brought together top entertainment and technology leaders to produce high-quality music content, including a surprising appearance by the Backstreet Boys. Their performance of "The Call" was synchronized and in tune, showcasing their success as a band for over 20 years.

The crowd was engaged in the chorus, highlighting the band's experience with crowd work. This performance brought them back into mainstream media and demonstrated their lasting appeal.