It sounds like the House of Blues rehearsal went well last night. A few fans have shared their reviews on the nkotb.com community message boards. They did "Summertime", "Tonight" and medley of “Step By Step”, “Hanging Tough”, “Please Don’t Go Girl”, and “The Right Stuff”
VIP tickets for Atlantic City, NJ on September 27 and the second Boston show are now on sale at iloveallaccess.com/. Regular tickets for Atlantic City and Uncasville, CT go on sale this Saturday.
A new article from Reuters is reporting that Donnie will star in a new TV show this fall tentatively titled "Morse Code". Here is the article:
VIP tickets for Atlantic City, NJ on September 27 and the second Boston show are now on sale at iloveallaccess.com/. Regular tickets for Atlantic City and Uncasville, CT go on sale this Saturday.
A new article from Reuters is reporting that Donnie will star in a new TV show this fall tentatively titled "Morse Code". Here is the article:
Donnie Wahlberg to star in Boston-set cable drama
By Kimberly Nordyke
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Donnie Wahlberg and director/producer Jon Avnet have teamed up with cable network TNT to develop a crime drama about a young war hero turned Drug Enforcement Administration officer working in his hometown of Boston.
Wahlberg, a Boston native, is expected to star in the tentatively titled "Morse Code," which is being written by former "Law & Order" writer-producer Walon Green, with Avnet expected to direct.
Michael Wright, TNT's top programmer, described the project -- one of several expected to be announced Wednesday at Turner's "upfront" presentation to advertisers in New York -- as being in the vein of "The Departed," with the commingling of law enforcement and organized crime.
"Our original shows are character-based dramas that speak directly to the audience," Wright said. "The guy at the center of this is a relatable everyman kind of cop -- an honest, authentic character that our audience can connect with on a personal level."
Wahlberg and Avnet worked together on "Boomtown" and the upcoming film "Righteous Kill."
Wahlberg also has reunited with his New Kids on the Block bandmates for a tour kicking off Friday on NBC's "Today."
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