Lance Bass is Walking On Air With The Story Of *NSYNC

Editor’s Note 

Ever since our teenage days playing *NSYNC on our high school radio station, it was always a dream of ours to one day create an outlet where we could interview the artists we grew up listening to. However since *NSYNC broke up long before the web site was created, we never thought that producing such a cool detailed project about them would ever be possible. But that changed after *NSYNC got a splash of coverage in the media for their 2013 reunion. We  really enjoyed Lance Bass’ 2007 book, Out Of Sync. We always thought his unique perspective on the story of *NSYNC was a great one. So therefore when we had the opportunity to interview Lance to help promote his single, “Walking On Air,” we jumped at the opportunity. We are beyond thrilled that he took the time to share so many great details about his life both before and after *NSYNC. Our sincere thanks go out to Lance, his team and everyone at Wright Entertainment Group.

Craig Clizbe and Matt Clizbe

Earlier this summer Lance Bass of the iconic singing group, *NSYNC called into Clizbeats.com to talk about everything in his life and career. Hear the story of *NSYNC in the way only he can tell it. He told us everything about *NSYNC’s, humble beginnings in Orlando with Lou Pearlman, and how they eventually stood against him in a very public legal battle for their future. He then reflected on some of his favorite memories of their worldwide success after the release of their record breaking second album, No Strings Attached. However this was all happening as Lance was a teen heartthrob to millions of girls with a dark secret. Dive deeper into the other side of *NSYNC’s story and find out what it was like for Lance to be a gay man in the most successful boy band in the world. Learn all this and more this very special exclusive interview right here on Clizbeats.com!!!

Lance Bass Is Walking On Air With The Story Of *NSYNC 

(Entire Interview) (40:09)

Interview Chapter Selection 

Chapter One Of Nine “More Than A Feeling”

Lance discusses growing up in Mississippi, knowing he was gay at a young age, and discovers performing.

Host: Matt Clizbe

Interview By Craig and Matt Clizbe

Written, Produced, Edited, Mixed, and Engineered By Craig Clizbe

Additional Segment Writing and Production By Matt Clizbe

Special Thanks: Lance Bass, Melinda Bell, Laura Potesta Jeff Raymond, Matthew Ian Rector, and Wright Entertainment Group