It may be difficult for Millennials to believe, but 30 years ago, the “boy band” 98 Degrees was born. A few years later, they’d be at the top of the charts with hits like “I Do” (Cherish You) and “Invisible Man.”

And now Harford County promises a burst of nostalgia, as Nick and Drew Lachey, along with Jeff Timmons and Justin Jeffre, roll into Havre de Grace on Dec. 4.

98 Degrees will be at The STAR Centre as part of its tour promoting the newly released “Full Circle” album, which celebrates the group’s 30th anniversary.

All front-row and orchestra seats, which cost upwards of $212, are sold out, according to the center’s website.

Since being reborn as The STAR Centre, Havre de Grace’s former high school auditorium has become a formidable performing-arts venue, drawing acts such as rocker Melissa Etheridge for a sold-out concert in 2022, supporting then-Congressional candidate Heather Mizeur.

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