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“THEY JUST TOOK VEGAS BACK TO THE ‘80s AND STOLE OUR HEARTS ALL OVER AGAIN!”

The American Music Awards stage in Las Vegas just got a major dose of 90s nostalgia and pure energy!

New Kids on the Block Las Vegas Residency Review: 'Right Stuff' Recap
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New Kids on the Block Las Vegas Residency Review: ‘Right Stuff’ Recap

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New Kids on the Block lit up the 2026 American Music Awards with an electrifying performance of their iconic hit “You Got It (The Right Stuff)”. The legendary boy band proved they still have the magic, delivering high-energy choreography and powerhouse vocals that had the entire Las Vegas audience screaming along.

10 Unforgettable Moments from New Kids On the Block Residency
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10 Unforgettable Moments from New Kids On the Block Residency

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Dressed in sharp, stylish outfits, Jordan, Jonathan, Joey, Donnie, and Danny owned the stage from the very first note. The performance was packed with their signature synchronized dance moves, big smiles, and that unmistakable NKOTB energy that made them superstars decades ago.

10 Unforgettable Moments from New Kids On the Block Residency
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10 Unforgettable Moments from New Kids On the Block Residency

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The crowd went absolutely wild as the group brought back the classic vibes that defined a generation. Vegas has never felt more alive than when NKOTB took over the AMAs stage and reminded everyone why they’re still one of the greatest boy bands of all time.

New Kids on the Block Las Vegas Residency Review: 'Right Stuff' Recap
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New Kids on the Block Las Vegas Residency Review: ‘Right Stuff’ Recap

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This unforgettable performance has fans begging for more and proves that New Kids on the Block are far from done. They didn’t just perform — they completely stole the show at the 2026 American Music Awards.

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