Career Timeline of Aaron Carter

The Backstreet Boys star who died at age 34, became a star as a 9-year-old child

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He released several albums, made it on Broadway and appeared on multiple TV series

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Pre-1997: Singing Lessons & First Band

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Carter’s career timeline

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1997: First Solo Concert, Single & Album

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Aaron Carter was re-released in the U.S. on June 16, 1998 "Crush on You"

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Aaron’s Party (Come Get It), released on Sept. 26, 2000

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Carter dropped the compilation album "Most Requested Hits"

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Carter dropped the compilation album "Most Requested Hits"

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Career Timeline of Aaron Carter

The Backstreet Boys star who died at age 34, became a star as a 9-year-old child

He released several albums, made it on Broadway and appeared on multiple TV series

Pre-1997: Singing Lessons & First Band

Carter’s career timeline

1997: First Solo Concert, Single & Album

Aaron Carter was re-released in the U.S. on June 16, 1998 "Crush on You"

Aaron’s Party (Come Get It), released on Sept. 26, 2000

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2001: Lizzie McGuire, Broadway & Oh Aaron

Carter dropped the compilation album "Most Requested Hits"

Carter dropped the compilation album "Most Requested Hits"

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