Joey was interviewed by WJCL channel 22 in Savannah. Check out the video below:
Thursday, February 27, 2025
Wednesday, February 26, 2025
Joey's interview with Good Day Alabama
Joey was interviewed by Good Day Alabama on WBRC yesterday. He talked a bit about his upcoming tour, he sang a bit of "Shut up and Sing", and more! Here's the clip:
Joey on the "You Made It Weird" podcast
Joey was interviewed by Pete Holmes on the "You Made It Weird" podcast! Here is the video!
Catching up with Donnie
Donnie announced that the actual table used for the Blue Bloods dinner scenes has arrived at Wahlburgers in St. Charles, IL. He is offering a chance to have dinner with him at that table! You can sign up here! People Magazine posted an article about it here.
The first episode of the latest season of "Very Scary People" podcast is now available!
Donnie will be featured in a new HBO Max series about the Boston Celtics called "Celtics City" which debuts on March 3. Click here for more info!
NBC10 talked about Donnie trying to get a WNBA team in Boston:
Tuesday, February 25, 2025
Joey's interview with WDRB
Joey was interviewed by WDRB out of Louisville to talk about his upcoming solo tour and more!
Catching up with Joey
Monday, February 24, 2025
Joey's interview with the Wicked Awesome 80s Show
Joey was interviewed by Heather & Amy on the Wicked Awesome 80s Show! Check out their interview below:
Sunday, February 23, 2025
Joey at the Empire State Building with KTU
Joey made an appearance at KTU’s “Flip the Switch” event on Thursday! Here is a video of them flipping the switch to the KTU colors and his interview and performance:
Thursday, February 20, 2025
Joey’s interview with 92 Pro FM
Check out a highlight video here and some photos here!
Wednesday, February 19, 2025
Joey’s solo tour dates announced!
Update: presale starts tomorrow at 10am local time. Here’s the link to get tickets!
Tuesday, February 18, 2025
Donnie Wahlberg-led group is preparing offer for Boston WNBA expansion team
From a new article from Boston.com
Report: Donnie Wahlberg-led group is preparing offer for Boston WNBA expansion team
Wahlberg and ex-NBA player Michael Carter Williams are attempting to bring the WNBA to Boston
A group of investors led by Massachusetts natives Donnie Wahlberg and Michael Carter-Williams are preparing a bid to bring a WNBA expansion team to Boston, according to Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe.
Wahlberg, a Dorchester native, rose to fame in the 1980’s as a member of the boy band New Kids on the Block. Carter-Williams, who is from Hamilton, played nine seasons in the NBA.
The group is called Boston Women’s Basketball Partners. The push for a new team in Boston comes during a period of significant expansion for the league. There were 12 teams in the WNBA last season. With the additions of teams in San Francisco, Portland, Toronto, and Cleveland, the league is expected to be at 16 teams by 2028.
Boston has enjoyed a long and storied basketball history with the Celtics, who have an NBA-record 18 championships. If this bid is successful, it would be the first WNBA team in Boston.
“As a longtime Boston Celtics fan who attended countless NBA games in my lifetime, nothing would bring me more joy than to have a WNBA franchise in the city of Boston,” Wahlberg told the Globe. “I look forward to the day I can walk into the Garden, along with thousands of the greatest (and most knowledgeable) basketball fans on the planet, to root for Boston’s hometown WNBA team.”
The WNBA has been in nearby Connecticut since 2003, with the Connecticut Sun playing at Mohegan Sun arena inside the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey have offered support for the idea of binging a WNBA team to Boston, according to the Globe.
“As the city of champions, Boston is the hub for sports fans, and we would be delighted to host a trailblazing WNBA team,” Mayor Wu said in a statement to the Globe. “The introduction of a women’s team would expand opportunities for young basketball players in our city and we look forward to learning more about what we could accomplish together.”
If the bid is accepted, Boston Women’s Basketball Partners would have to apply for a team, be approved by league owners, and pay an expansion fee. Cleveland reportedly paid a league-record $250 million expansion fee, which is double the $125 million Portland paid in 2024.
The Sun played a sold-out game in Boston against the LA Sparks last summer at TD Garden. The Caitlin Clark-led Indiana Fever are scheduled to play the Sun at the Garden this August.
The WNBA began in 1997 with eight teams. Three of the eight, the New York Liberty, LA Sparks, and Phoenix Mercury, are still active. The league has seen teams fold and new ones rise over the years.
Now, it appears, the league is ready to grow, and Boston is vying for a piece of the action.
Joey at Newbury Comics/Faneuil Hall
Blue Bloods spin off announced!
From deadline.com:
Blue Bloods’ Universe Expands: CBS Orders ‘Boston Blue’ Drama Series Starring Donnie Wahlberg As Danny Reagan
EXCLUSIVE: Great news for Blue Bloods fans — one of the beloved police drama’s signature characters, Donnie Wahlberg‘s Danny Reagan, will be back on CBS with a new ‘Blue’ cop show in a new city. CBS has given a straight-to-series order to Boston Blue (working title), a universe expansion of the long-running Blue Bloods, for the 2025-2026 broadcast season.
In the new series, from writers Brandon Sonnier & Brandon Margolis (S.W.A.T.), Wahlberg will reprise his role as NYPD Detective Danny Reagan as he takes a position with Boston PD. Once in Boston, he is paired with Detective Lena Peters, the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family.
Boston Blue is produced by CBS Studios in association with studio-based Jerry Bruckheimer Television. Sonnier and Margolis will serve as showrunners and will executive produce alongside Jerry Bruckheimer and KristieAnne Reed of JBTV as well as Wahlberg.
While CBS and CBS Studios, which produced Blue Bloods, had explored spinoffs from the popular family police drama, including one that would’ve had Danny Reagan move to Texas and another one with Tom Selleck, Boston Blue was not conceived as a Blue Bloods offshoot.
It originated with Sonnier and Margolis, along with JBTV, pitching CBS Studios and CBS a drama that follows a family of police officers in Boston whose eldest daughter is partnered with a new transfer from LAPD. The network ordered a script based off that pitch, sources said.
The script was well received at both the network and the studio whose executives saw the Boston family police drama project as an opportunity to make it part of the Blue Bloods universe by bringing in a character from the New York family cop drama.
Given Boston native Wahlberg’s deep ties to the city, CBS and CBS Studios zeroed in on Danny Regan and approached the Boston Blue creative team about changing the LAPD transplant character to NYPD’s Danny.
At the time, the network also ordered backup scripts while Wahlberg was approached about reprising his role, I hear. By early December, Jamaica Plain, named after a Boston neighborhood, was heating up for a pickup with Wahlberg in talks to join. His deal to star and executive produce just closed, and, with him on board and based on the creative, CBS made the decision to order now-titled Boston Blue to series for the 2025-2026 broadcast season.
Boston Blue joins Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, also from CBS Studios and JBTV, which is on deck for next season. The new series, as well as Fire Country, fall under JBTV’s overall deal at CBS Studios.
Additionally, CBS is exploring potential FBI, The Equalizer and The Neighborhood spinoffs for next season.
Finding a way to expand the Blue Bloods franchise has been a priority for the network and parent Paramount Global, with potential extensions teased at the company’s shareholder meeting last June. The popular series, starring Selleck, Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes and Len Cariou, ended its 14-season run in December while maintaining a devoted fan following. In the series finale, Danny finally asked his longtime NYPD partner, Det. Maria Baez (Marisa Ramirez) out.
Sonnier and Brandon Margolis started in the NBC Writers on the Verge program. After five seasons on the long running NBC hit The Blacklist, they developed and showran L.A.’s Finest, the Sony and JBTV produced Bad Boys spinoff starring Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba for Spectrum. The duo are executive producers on the upcoming third season of Fox’s procedural Alert: Missing Persons Unit.
Joey on Kiss 108 (February 18)
Update: Here's another interview with Kiss 108 from Newbury Comics: