Justin Timberlake has been making waves with his recent series of one-off shows across the United States in anticipation of his upcoming album, 'Everything I Thought It Was,' set to release this Friday. The pop singer delighted audiences in Memphis and New York City with his lively performances.
However, lucky attendees at his 'One Night Only' show on Wednesday at The Wiltern in Los Angeles were treated to a truly special experience. Timberlake reunited with his iconic group NSYNC for the first time since 2013, much to the surprise and delight of fans.
The last time NSYNC performed as a quintet was at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards. Speculation about a potential reunion had been circulating, and the moment finally arrived during Timberlake's show at The Wiltern.
The emotional reunion saw NSYNC join Timberlake on stage for a brief but powerful mini-set, performing some of their biggest hits and debuting a new collaboration titled 'Paradise,' featured on Timberlake's upcoming album.
NSYNC holds a special place in the hearts of millennials, and the reunion was a long-awaited moment for fans who have been hoping for a comeback since the group's last album in 2001. The performance at The Wiltern was met with tears of joy from the audience.
Aside from the NSYNC reunion, Timberlake also delivered a stellar performance of his greatest hits during the show, including 'Suit & Tie,' 'Rock Your Body,' 'My Love,' 'Señorita,' and 'Cry Me a River.' He even brought out R&B singer Coco Jones for a special collaboration.
While Timberlake's solo career has been the focus in recent years, the NSYNC reunion at The Wiltern was a poignant moment that left fans hoping for more. As Timberlake closed the show with his hit song 'Mirrors,' the energy in the venue was electric.
Although a full NSYNC tour may not be on the horizon, fans can cherish the memories of this unforgettable night. Timberlake's upcoming global tour for his new album promises more excitement, but for now, the 'One Night Only' show delivered everything fans could have wanted.
