O-Town formed in 2000 on the ABC TV series “Making the Band,” which chronicled boy band mogul Lou Pearlman’s search for and formation of the next big boy band.
Pearlman is the man responsible for bringing us NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys. “Making the Band” followed O-Town, a pop vocal group with five members, for two additional seasons, before the band called it quits in 2003.
Ten years later, after spending time on their respective solo careers, the band returned as a foursome, with new material to boot, releasing a new album called “Lines and Circles” in late summer 2014.
O-Town will play Mohegan Sun’s Wolf Den on Friday, Jan 8. The free show starts at 8 p.m. Information: 888-226-7711 and mohegansun.com.
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