NSYNC’s Lance Bass to host summer concert at Texas Ski Ranch with O-Town, Ryan Cabrera, LFO The concert is set to take place on Aug. 14 No description found
NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – NSYNC’s Lance Bass will host a summer concert at Texas Ski Ranch, a multi-acre water sport and adventure park, this August.
The concert will take place on Aug. 14 at the park, located at 6700 IH 35 N in New Braunfels.
According to the park, the “Pop 2000 Tour” will feature performances by platinum-selling POP2K O-Town, Ryan Cabrera and LFO.
“This is a show you won’t want to miss,” the park said in an announcement on Facebook.
Recently, Bass has taken to Tiktok to prove to everyone that he can still dance to some hit choreography from the group.
For more information on the concert, click here or email the park at info@texasskiranch.com.
Also on KSAT: Copyright 2021 by KSAT - All rights reserved.
About the Author Jakob Rodriguez headshot
Jakob Rodriguez is a digital journalist at KSAT 12. He's a graduate of Texas State University, where he served as the editor-in-chief of the student-run newspaper, The University Star.
How long do you have to file an injury claim in Texas? She's 19, lives in Kansas, and she's showing up for Uvalde again Uvalde Underwater: A Community Fighting to Start Over The Search for a Missing San Antonio Baby KSAT Crew tries to identify SA Picks via GeoGuessr She Lost $2K to a Fake Cop Call — Don't Let This Happen to You Nueces River Surges in Cotulla area Cotulla Residents Face Worsening Flood as River Rises You Can Actually Test Drive a School Bus Before Applying Same property, same nightmare: deputies rescue dogs twice in 3 years The most dangerous stretch of I-35 in San Antonio — and the data proves it LAKE LEVELS: Recent storms bring dramatic turnaround for Medina, Canyon Hill Country Family Loses Home AND Their Business in One Night The Guadalupe River Left Behind Debris to Cleanup "When is it going to stop?" — Hill Country floods again Keeping Decades of Memories Safe No Rain, All Flood — Two People Rescue in Crystal City Rivers at dangerous levels across South Texas — stay alert Mayor Walks Us Through the Damage Along the Sabinal River Hill Country flooding: roads closed, waters still rising Previous video Next video