Brian Littrell

Brian Littrell is a Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and a founding member of the globally recognized vocal group, the Backstreet Boys. He has built a successful career in music for over two decades, extending his work into contemporary Christian music as a solo artist. After joining his cousin, Kevin Richardson, to audition for a new vocal group in April 1993, Brian Littrell became a founding member of the globally recognized vocal group, the Backstreet Boys. A Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter, Littrell has built a successful career in music for over two decades with the group, and also extended his work into contemporary Christian music as a solo artist.

He has participated in celebrity NBA tours, as well as numerous charity baseball, softball, and golf games, demonstrating his commitment to various causes. His acting credits include appearances on acclaimed children’s programs such as ‘Arthur’ and ‘Sesame Street,’ and a role in ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch.’ In 2013, Littrell made a memorable cameo alongside the Backstreet Boys in the hit film ‘This Is the End.’ Brian Littrell’s enduring impact on the music industry was formally recognized in 2015 when he was inducted into the prestigious Kentucky Music Hall of Fame. He received this honor alongside his cousin and Backstreet Boys bandmate, Kevin Richardson, cementing his legacy as a pivotal figure in popular music. As a Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and performer, Littrell continues to captivate audiences worldwide, balancing his iconic role with the Backstreet Boys and his distinguished solo work.