New Kids on the Block are officially back, and 2026 is shaping up to be a massive year for fans around the world. The iconic boy band has announced the Blockbuster Reloaded Tour 2026, a high-energy global run that celebrates their timeless hits, lasting brotherhood, and decades-long connection with fans. Decades after redefining pop stardom, NKOTB are proving once again that their legacy is anything but nostalgic — it’s alive, loud, and ready to fill arenas.The Blockbuster Reloaded Tour promises a full-scale production packed with the songs that defined a generation, from “Hangin’ Tough” and “Step by Step” to fan-favorite deep cuts that longtime Blockheads know by heart. With polished choreography, live-band power, and the effortless chemistry that only years together can create, the group is delivering a show designed to feel both classic and fresh.The tour kicks off in North America, where the group will hit major cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Miami, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., New York City, Toronto, and Vancouver. These stops bring the tour coast to coast, giving fans across the U.S. and Canada multiple chances to experience the spectacle live.From there, the tour expands overseas with a strong European run that includes London, Manchester, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Munich, Milan, Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Dublin. Each city is set to host a night of high-octane pop nostalgia blended with modern production and crowd-driven moments that have become a trademark of NKOTB shows.The global celebration continues through Asia and Australia, with confirmed stops in Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. These dates underline the band’s worldwide appeal and the enduring love fans across continents have shown for the group over the years.More than just a tour, Blockbuster Reloaded is a statement. It’s about longevity, evolution, and honoring the fans who’ve grown up alongside the band. Whether you first saw them on MTV in the late ’80s or discovered them years later, this tour is designed to feel personal, electric, and unforgettable.With more cities expected to be added and venues to be finalized, New Kids on the Block are set to dominate 2026 with one of their biggest tours yet. If history is any indication, tickets will move fast — because when the New Kids come back around, the world still shows up.