Originally formed for the ABC reality series Making the Band in 2000, boyband O-Town gained fame as TV stars and for their hooky brand of dance-oriented pop. Co-created by teen pop Svengali Lou Pearlman, the former manager of Backstreet Boys and *NSync, Making the Band offered viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of a boy band, from the singers' first audition to the signing of their first record deal. By the end of the show's first season, O-Town had amassed a legion of fans and in 2001 hit the Top Ten with their full-length debut O-Town. Following a breakup in 2003 the band re-formed for 2013's Lines & Circles. O-Town scored two Top Ten hits with their first album, which sold over three-million copies worldwide. A second record, O2, arrived in 2002, but the teen pop craze boosted the group to the upper reaches of the charts and reaching Gold status. The following decade, O-Town's other four members, including Miller, Estrada, Penick, and Underwood, reunited and released Lines & Circles for an independent label in 2013. The EP Part 1 arrived in 2017 and included the single "Empty Space." They followed it up with the fan funded 4th album titled "OTWN" in 2019 and continue to tour with the POP2000 tour featuring acts like Mark McGrath , BBMAK, Chris Kirkpatrick of NSYNC, and more. pop2000tour.com