Watch video from the New Kids on the Block record release show

Here are some great videos from ameeliu15 from last night's NKOTB show in Boston!

The Whisper (lyric video)


We Own Tonight


Crash


History of NKOTB since their reunion


Remix


Step By Step/Hangin' Tough/The Right Stuff


Presenting NKOTB w/ Billboard Ad


5 Brothers and a Million Sisters


I'll Be Loving You Forever

Donnie Wahlberg on Jenny McCarthy Show (Full Episode)

Here is a video of complete episode Donnie Wahlberg on Jenny McCarthy Show:


Video courtesy of BlancoDiddy

NKOTB at the Orpheum in Boston Highlights

Here are some video clips from tonight's special record release show Orpheum in Boston!

• Intro and performance of "We Own Tonight" from DeenasDays
• Performance of "Remix" from NKOTBfax578

The New Kids on the Block were presented with an framed advertisement that will be in the April 6th issue of Billboard Magazine (see a photo of the presentation from ATL_ChandaKing here).  The ad was paid for by NKOTB fans (see @nktensurprise on Twitter for more details). Here is what the ad looks like:

Update: Here are some more videos from Melanie D: 

Listen to Jordan Knight on Mix 104.1

Jordan was interviewed on Mix 104.1 with Gregg Daniels, Fast Freddy and Sue Brady yesterday. He talks about the new NKOTB album, how they decide who sings what songs, performing and Fenway Park, why he wanted to live in Milton, how he feels about Boston's mayor Menino not seeking re-election, does he think NKOTB will still be touring in their 60's, what to expect NKOTB show at the Orpheum in Boston and more!


Video courtesy of Megz237

Watch Donnie Wahlberg on The Jenny McCarthy Show

Here is another clip of Donnie on The Jenny McCarthy Show. He talks about losing his virginity, talking dirty during sex, if he has slept with any celebrities and more!


Video courtesy of BlancoDiddy

Listen to Donnie Wahlberg on The Morning Mash Up

Donnie recently did an interview with "The Morning Mash Up" on Sirius XM. He talks about why his driver's license is worn out, advice he has for teen stars of today, Boston’s Finest, his Boston accent, if he had to choose - would he rather tour with the New Kids on the Block or be an actor full time - and more!

Click here to listen!

NKOTB on TV next week

The New Kids on the Block will be appearing on these TV shows next week!

Wednesday, April 3:
Today Show
NBC - 7-10AM EST

The View
(Check local listings for time and channel)

What What Happens Live
Bravo - 11PM EST

Friday, April 5:
Today Show
NBC - 10AM EST

Donnie Wahlberg on the The Jenny McCarthy Show preview

Donnie will be on The Jenny McCarthy Show tonight! The show airs on VH1 at 10:30PM EST Here are a few preview clips:


Video courtesy of BlancoDiddy

Boston Herald: New Kids still rule the block

Danny was interviewed in a recent article from the Boston Herald about NKOTB's continued success.

New Kids still rule the block

New Kids on the Block thought they couldn’t get any bigger.

In 1989, the Boston boy band sold out arenas and cornered the market on Trapper Keepers. A quarter century later, the New Kids have lost their notebook dominance, but the coming arena tour will top ’89’s. It will also top their 2008 and 2011 tours.

When NKOTB reunited in 2008, they headlined the TD Garden. In 2011, they packed the Garden and Fenway Park 
a few days apart. This summer, the guys host their fifth annual cruise, play three shows at Mohegan Sun Arena and return to Boston for back-to-back Garden gigs.

“I’m shocked it’s still at this level,” Danny Wood said from his adopted home of Miami. “When you’re away for 15 years and you’re a pop group, you don’t know what to expect. Pop changes so fast, and it’s a young man’s game. I didn’t expect the first reunion to be so big. So to be playing three Mohegan Sun shows when we usually play one, that’s amazing.”

The New Kids’ career came crashing down in 1994 when the “Face the Music” album bombed. The guys went their separate ways. Between the five, they released a dozen solo albums, but few paid the music any attention. The boy band craze had been hijacked by Backstreet Boys, ’N Sync, 98 Degrees and other young talents.

But you always remember your first love — especially if your first love was cutie Jordan Knight or bad boy Donnie Wahlberg.

The New Kids kept the love flowing with a 2011 co-headlining tour with the Backstreet Boys. This summer’s “The Package Tour” features the New Kids with a reunited 98 Degrees and Boyz II Men.

Wood says the key to keeping fans in those stadium seats is creating a fresh experience on every tour.

“We’ve talked for a while about getting Boyz II Men on tour with us because we know they’ll work great with us,” Wood said. “We share management with Nick Lachey, so when we heard 98 Degrees was reuniting, we knew we had the perfect third band for this tour.”

Ticket sales have been surprising. Demand for a second reunion album is astounding — NKOTB’s sixth record, “10,” comes out Tuesday.

The group’s last disc, 2008’s “The Block,” debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200. With little competition from next week’s releases, there’s a slim chance “10” could earn the top spot.

Chart dominance is nice. But even if the album only squeaks into the Top 10, it proves New Kids fans aren’t fueled wholly by nostalgia.

“We did these town hall type events last year, and the first question everyone had was, ‘When’s the new album coming?’” Wood said. “We weren’t even thinking new album until people asked for it.”

Give the people what they want — even if it means spending your 40s performing, rehearsing and riding on a bus for days on end. Not that Wood’s complaining.

“We sing and dance for a living,” he said. “I have friends in Boston who are bricklayers. That’s work. We never look on our careers as work.”

Tour dates and tickets for New Kids on the Block TD Garden and Mohegan Sun shows at nkotb.com.

Listen to "10" by NKOTB now!

iHeartRadio is now streaming New Kids on the Block's new album "10": Check out the full album below!

Update: Link has been deleted, but you can listen online here!

Watch Donnie Wahlberg on Ozarks Live!

Donnie did an interview with Ozarks Live! To talk about Boston's Finest, New Kids on the Block and more.

Update: Interview has been deleted, does anyone have it saved?

Watch Donnie Wahlberg's interview with The Rhode Show

Donnie was interviewed on "The Rhode Show". He talks about his role on Blue Bloods and Boston's Finest the NKOTB tour and more.

Donnie Wahlberg interview with USA Today

Donnie recently did an interview with USA Today where he talks about what's on the NKOTB tour rider, if he'd make a better NYC cop or Boston cop and more.

NKOTB to make Today Show appearance on April 3

The New Kids on the Block are scheduled to perform on the "Today" on Wednesday, April 3! The show airs on NBC from 7am - 11am (EST).

Donnie Wahlberg interview with WTXF FOX 29 Philadelphia

Donnie was on WTXF FOX 29 Philadelphia to promote Boston's Finest and more. Here is the video:

Update: Interview has been deleted, does anyone have it saved?

Watch Donnie Wahlberg on KSEE 24 Fresno

Donnie was interviewed on KSEE 24 in Fresno to promote Boston's Finest and the upcoming tour with NKOTB. Here is the video:


Thank you to Jaelynn for sharing this clip.

Watch Donnie Wahlberg's interview with AM Northwest

Donnie did an interview with AM Northwest on KATU in Portand. He talks about his busy schedule, why now is the time for him to produce a show like "Boston's Finest", his feelings about being back with the New Kids on the Block, and he drops a hint that he will be in Portland soon.

Update: Interview has been deleted, does anyone have it saved?

Donnie Wahlberg on Fox 25 in Boston

Here is a video of Donnie on My Fox Boston. He talks about the Package Tour, Boston's Finest and more.


Video courtesy of yikes77

Watch Donnie Wahlberg's interview with Q13 FOX Live News

Donnie did an interview with Q13 FOX Live News this morning. Here is the video:

Update: Interview has been deleted, does anyone have it saved?

Watch Donnie Wahlberg interview on Fox 5 San Diego

Donnie was interviewed by FOX 5 in San Diego this morning. He was promoting Boston's Finest and more!

Update: Interview has been deleted, does anyone have it saved?

Watch Donnie Wahlberg on My Fox LA

Donnie was on My Fox LA (KTTV) this morning to talk about Boston's Finest and more. Here is the video

Update: Interview has been deleted, does anyone have it saved?

Listen to preview clips of "10" by NKOTB

The preview clips on of New Kids on the Block's "10" album are back online at Amazon.

Click here to listen!

Win a trip to New York to see NKOTB at iHeartRadio Theater LIVE

Win a trip to New York City to see a private show with New Kids On The Block on Thursday, April 4th! One grand prize winner a lucky guest will see NKOTB perform as part of the iHeartRadio Theater LIVE series to celebrate the release of their new album 10.
Update: Contest has ended.

Listen to clip of "Take My Breath Away" by New Kids on the Block

NKOTB shared a 10 second clip of the song "Take My Breath Away" off their upcoming album "10". Here is the clip:

New Kids On The Block · "Take My Breath Away" 10 second snippet

NKOTB autograph session April 2 in New York

NKOTB will be signing autographs at J & R Music on April 2!


New Kids on the Block
Tuesday, April 2nd
Autograph Signing at 6:00PM
23 Park Row, 2nd Floor

Purchase the new album "10" at J&R on Tuesday, April 2nd and receive a wristband to meet New Kids On The Block that night. One wristband and autograph per person. In-store only, while supplies last.

NKOTB News for March 16

Danny will be attending "Brunch for Betty" - a pre-show charity brunch at McGann's Irish Pub benefiting Susan G. Komen/Remember Betty. 

Donnie did a short interview with Dirty Water TV and talked about the upcoming Package Tour:


Donnie was in a Harlem Shake video:

Video courtesy of rockstarchick77

NKOTB at iHeartRadio concert April 4 in New York

NKOTB sent out this tweet today:

HUGE NEWS! On April 4th we will be performing at the PC Richards theater in NYC as part of the @iHeartRadio show series! More info to come!

Preview of this week's episode of Blue Bloods

Here is a preview of this week's episode of Blue Bloods: "No Regrets"



When the same tragedy occurs to people who don't appear connected, Danny must find what they have in common and who is responsible. Meanwhile, Frank helps an old friend come to terms with his alcoholism.

Joey McIntyre on Good Day LA

Joey was on Good Day LA this morning! He talks about a special event called "A Night At Sardi's," coming up next Wednesday, March 20, at which he'll perform.


Video courtesy of notanumberkd

Here is a chat he did with FOX 11 Google+ Hangout:

Watch Donnie Wahlberg on Massholes

Donnie guest stars in the latest episode of "Massholes". Watch the video below (Donnie's part is at the end.)


Video courtesy of Loud

Listen to Jordan Knight on 95.7 The Party

Jordan was recently interviewed on 95.7 The Party in Denver. He talks about what he has been up to, the new New Kids on the Block album, what artists does he like to listen to and more.

Update: Interview has been deleted, does anyone have it saved?

NKOTB News for March 7

NKOTB will be on E! News tonight 11:30PM ET/PT and tomorrow (Friday) at 7 and 11:30PM ET/PT.

Last year's "NKOTBSB LIVE AT THE O2 ARENA" will be shown on Palladia on March 30th at 9pm EST.

OK Magazine reviewed the new music video for "Remix (I Like The)". Click here to read.

Idolator also posted a review of the video. Click here to read.

Here is a preview clip of tomorrow's episode of Blue Bloods:


In case you missed it...
Watch NKOTB's "Remix" music video
Watch NKOTB interview from MTV about their new music video

Watch NKOTB interview from MTV about their new music video

MTV News posted a clip of the guys talking about their new music video for "Remix (I Like The)". You can watch the clip below:

Update: Video has been deleted, does anyone have it saved?

Watch NKOTB's "Remix" music video

The music video for New Kids on the Block's "Remix (I Like The)" is now available!

NKOTB News for March 6

The Block Nation pre-sale for the NKOTB event at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston is going on now. Go to nkotb.com for the password and for more info. General on-sale is this Saturday at 10am. This is a paperless ticket event (which means you need to bring the credit card used to purchase your tickets to the event).

Live Nation will be premiering the new music video for NKOTB's Remix tomorrow 9am pst! 

Target is selling "10" with 2 extra tracks: "She's a Killer" and "With Me". According to their website, the hidden song is called "Let's Go Out With a Bang".

Here is a new photo from the New Kids on the Block Facebook page:

Want to do something to congratulate the group on the release of 10? Follow @nktensurprise for more details!

Don't forget, another new episode of "Boston's Finest" is airing tonight on TNT!

NKOTB Record Release Event in Boston March 30th

This was Donnie's Twitter avatar this morning... I'm sure more info is to come later!

Exclusive Record Release Event

Orpheum Theatre
New Kids on the Block

Boston, Massachusetts

March 30, 2013

Update: from NKOTB.com
Tickets to the event will go on pre-sale to BLOCK NATION ONLY Wednesday, March 6, 2013 at 10am EST and general on-sale Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 10am EST.

Denver date added to The Package Tour

NKOTB, 98 Degrees and Boyz II Men have added another date to the Package Tour: 1st Bank Arena in Denver, CO on July 16th!

Donnie Wahlberg's interview with The Day Connecticut

Donnie talked to The Day Connecticut. Here is the article.

Donnie Wahlberg walks a fine blue line

When he was younger, actor Donnie Wahlberg often was on the wrong side of the law. Now he's not only on the right side, he's leading a cheering section for the boys in blue.

Wahlberg, one of nine kids from a blue-collar suburb of Boston, not only has played a policeman on two impressive TV series: "Boomtown" and CBS' "Blue Bloods," but he's producing his own reality show about Beantown's cops, "Boston's Finest," airing on TNT.

"It's a big risk for any police department to do something like this, and I think, for them, they would only entrust it to a local boy," he says in a noisy lounge of a hotel here.

"I speak the same language as the people that the show is about, and I come from the streets that they patrol and that they grew up on themselves."

Wahlberg's own problems with the police happened when he was a kid scaling the charts with his band, New Kids on the Block. "My troubles were not in Boston, thank goodness. I didn't get into trouble back home," he says.

Indulging in tattoos, piercings and belligerent behavior, Wahlberg was charged with arson for setting fire in the hall of a Kentucky hotel. Charges were later dropped.

"I think my intentions when I started my band in 1984 or '5 were to be a straight-ahead guy, to take the right path," he says.

"When I became famous at such a young age and got in the spotlight, I really didn't expect the negative part that came with it. I didn't understand that; I wasn't prepared for that. I thought maybe I'd walk down the street and the pizza guy would go, 'Hey, Donnie, proud of you, come in and have a slice.'

"Instead I took up the local newspapers and read my band stinks, and we were phonies, and we were this and that - personal attacks on my family. I didn't understand that and didn't know how to deal with it. I became angry, bitter and wanted to prove myself and went about it the wrong ways."

Eventually he caught on. "At the end of the day what I really had to learn was that I really wanted to prove myself to myself," he says.

"To be 16, 17 years old and the biggest band in the world, how can you ever really feel worthy of that? I don't think deep inside we felt worthy of that. I think now, looking back, the career that my band members have and I've had and the career I had on my own, I can look back and say, 'I worked hard. And I've earned the things that have come my way because I didn't quit and I kept working hard.' But back then how can you know that? It was just a struggle for respect, and it was misguided. I've made a lot of bad choices because I didn't know any better."

Donnie, whose younger brother, Mark, has gone on to even greater fame, says it runs in the family. His brother, Bob, also is involved in "Boston's Finest." "I think we learned about hard work and drive from our parents," says Wahlberg, 43.

"My mother raised nine kids, my dad had to feed nine kids and they were, I think, determined not to fail. And I think in some ways we have that same determination that they sort of instilled in us.

"But none of us has nine kids, we're not faced with the same economic burdens that they had. But we sort of still have that drive. I think we've done a good job of nurturing the desire to not fail and turning it into a desire to succeed. A lot of people say they're afraid of failure, but they're really not. They're just afraid to do their best. Because if your best isn't good enough, what do you have left?"

He realizes he can't always be perfect. "I think one of the big turning points for me was coming to the awareness that I'm not really afraid to fail. I'm afraid to be my best. ... In an audition you do your very best and don't get the part, what do you have left? But the truth is if you do your very best you'll be at peace with what you put out there. And if you're the right person for the job you will be (cast) or not, and there's nothing you can do about that. I think that's one of the things that's been helpful for me, and I think it's one of the things my family - we sort of all seem to be on the same page - let's not be afraid to be our best."

Divorced from his wife, Kimberly Fey, Wahlberg has two sons, 20 and 11. He says the birth of his first son helped set him on the straight-and-narrow.

"It sounds cliche," he says, "but I stopped living for me and started living for him. It stopped being about my legacy and became about my ability to provide for him. I was 23. I was terrified."

Donnie Wahlberg's interview with More Magazine

Here is an interview Donnie did with More Magazine

More: Congratulations on your new series, Boston's Finest.
Donnie Wahlberg: I am so excited and proud of this series. I wanted to make a docudrama that would focus on the real lives of police offcers both on and off the job. Before filming could even begin, we had to earn the trust of these men and women. Our goal was to have the heart-stopping drama TNT fans expect to see yet not damage any relationships the charactes spent years building.

More: This time you are stepping behind the camera and calling the shots.
DW: Yes, I serve as the executive producer of the show. This has been a true labor of love.

More: In addition to this show, you also star as Detective Danny Reagan on the CBS drama Blue Bloods. You have a real things for cops, huh?
DW: I do [Laughs}. Heck, having played a cop quite a few times, I hope I have learned from all of these experiences. Frankly, I think Blue Bloods has prepared to do this new program. I now understand the procedural world of a police officer in many situations, such as catching the bad guy and, of course, making it home safe to their families every night.

More: Blue Blood focuses a lot on the importance of family, including having real sit-down family dinners. What is Donnie's view on family?
DW: That family dinner scene was the main reason I did Blue Bloods. I got the script for the show at the same time I was reading a bunch of different pilots. When I saw how that dinner scene would be in every episode, I got hooked, because that is a slice right out of my real life.

More: Do tell...
DW: When I was growing up, there were nine kids in my house sitting down every night to have dinner. We would argue, fight, disagree, hear opinions and share what we did that day, just like you see on the show. That scene takes me right back to my childhood and feels so real.

More: Family first?
DW: For me, family is so important, both as a dad and as a sibling.

More: Was it hard being one of nine children?
DW: I am the eighth of nine kids and have always been the organizer of the family. When my parents split up, I was in the seventh grade. I immediately became the one would plan Christmas Eve and Christmas. I would always decide whose house we were going to, and then I would organize my siblings, including my brother Mark [the actor and former rapper]. I was the one telling them what the plan would be and then informing my parents as to what the arrangements were.

More: Did everyone get along?
DW: We fight and argue a lot, like most Irish Catholic families, but we love each other a lot and would die for each other.

More: Your TV family the Regans shows us how they come together during a tragedy, such as the death of your TV brother, your TV son's coma and your character's arrest for drugs. How do the Wahlberg's come together when times are bad?
DW: The episode when Danny's son is in a coma was a story I pitched to our writer. One of the things I talked about during our discussion was when my oldest sister passed away a few years ago and what that experience was like for me and my family.

More: I read about your loss. Can you take me back to those days?
DW: I remember being in the hospital waiting room and what it was like having our big family there. Until my sister passed away, after a few days, she was only kept alive by machines. We were all there. It was amazing how everyone bonded and always made sure my mom was OK and holding it together. It was such a powerful experience, and made us pull together immediately. Everything else in life went out the window and we did what we did to get through something so tragic. Although I don’t like to call on personal memories when I am acting, it does help me understand the character better and make the story more believable for the audience.

More: Because you come from a close-knit family, this experience must have been so painful for you.
DW: It was unexpected and just awful. But we are tough, we love each other and band together in the bad times.

More: While we are on the subject of family, how do you juggle a busy Hollywood career and being a single dad to two children? 
DW: That’s been tough, and a real sacrifice for my two boys. They know I love working the different jobs and they are very proud and excited by them all. In fact, my little boy, who is 11 years old, is going to come on tour with me this summer. At the same time, it’s been a real struggle. He is in a new school but only on rare occasions do I get to drive him to school.

More: Does he understand? 
DW: He knows about my work. What’s unfortunate is that I get to attend so few of his special events, and for me that poses a real challenge. In fact, I just had a four-day weekend with him and it was so hard to leave because he sacrifices so much for his dad. As for my older son, he is 19 years old, so it is different for him.

More: Some of your fans still remember you as a member of the popular group New Kids on the Block. While some performers try to break away from the boy-band image, you are returning to it by headlining a production called The Package Tour. Why?
DW: I got the NKOTB back together five years ago. I can’t say everyone thought it was the best idea in the world, but I believe in it and my band mates. I think we have something special to offer and people wanted to see and hear it again. To me, that is a great feeling. I feel much better about my band than I did 20 years ago; in fact, I am happier to be a part of it now than I was back then. On Blue Bloods, I am the actor; I show up and do my thing. With the New Kids, I am the executive producer. I have a lot more creative input. It’s a really good balance, and always a great challenge.

More: Was it hard to make the transition from “boy-band member” to “serious Hollywood actor”?
DW: It was tough, but I don’t think my journey was any tougher than any other actor's. If you have ever been on an audition, you know how intimidating it can be walking into a room and seeing hundreds of people trying out for one part. No role was handed to me because I was a New Kid. I had to really fight hard and work hard to earn the industry’s respect. I was determined to stick with it long enough, and I did, until the breaks came.

Boston's Finest premieres on TNT February 27 at 9 pm ET.

Blue Bloods airs on CBS at 10 pm ET on Friday nights.