Blockheads, the Fall Run Is Here
Donnie Wahlberg asked a Dolby Live crowd this summer if they minded the group getting a little closer, then he and the rest of New Kids on the Block climbed into flying boxes that rose over the audience mid-song. That's the scale The Right Stuff Remixed operates on. The five original members -- Donnie Wahlberg, Danny Wood, Jonathan Knight, Jordan Knight, and Joey McIntyre -- return to Park MGM for the fall leg of their first-ever Las Vegas residency, eight dates running October 2 through 17.
What You're Actually Getting
New Kids on the Block: The Right Stuff is a full-scale nostalgia machine built for a group that once ran a fan club with more than 200,000 members and fielded 100,000 calls a week at its peak. This October leg is part of a 24-show 2026 residency the group extended twice due to demand, and the production leans into exactly the moments longtime Blockheads want: a set list spanning the eight-times-platinum Hangin' Tough, the 2008 reunion album The Block, and 2024's Still Kids, capped by a three-song encore staged inside a replica of the LeSabre from the "You Got It (The Right Stuff)" music video. The group has sold more than 80 million records worldwide, and the production is built to remind you why.
Venue: Dolby Live, Park MGM | Dates: October 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 14, 16, and 17, 2026, 8 p.m. | Style: Full-production boy band nostalgia
Who Should Book This
This is squarely for anyone who had a New Kids poster on the wall in 1989, or who just wants to watch a room full of grown adults lose their minds over "Step by Step" and "Hangin' Tough." It skews toward group trips and reunions, girls'-night crews revisiting their teenage years, and honestly works fine solo if you just want to sing along without judgment. It's less a fit for anyone hoping for a stripped-down, intimate concert; this is a big, theatrical, arena-energy production packed into a theater setting.
Book Before the Fall Leg Fills
Eight dates across two and a half weeks isn't a lot of room for a group that's sold out nights on this same run before, and Dolby Live's roughly 5,200 seats go fast once a specific date starts trending. If a particular October night matters to your travel plans, especially a weekend date, lock it in early rather than waiting to see how the first few shows land. The group has already extended this residency twice due to demand, which tells you how these tickets tend to move.