It’s big for those doing the celebrating beyond the stage, too. “I think more than anything, it’s for the fans,” Allen said. “Because when you look at a group like, say, Boyz II Men, one guy went, but everybody wants to see that original group together. People selfishly want to go back to those days and remember them for what they were and what they brought to them. “You know, me, Kevin and Paul — this is 2008. So for us to be here today and celebrate and make the kind of transition to where we are now, I think it’s a fan moment that I would have loved to see. I was glad it was able to take place.”