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Need Some ’90s Nostalgia? These Stars Are Crooning on a DC Cruise

The April 5 event in DC will kick off City Cruises’ new live event series.

Joey Fatone and Wanya Morris
Courtesy City Cruises

City Cruises is launching a new series of live entertainment aboard its cruise ships. And the first in the series will be right in DC. On April 5, Joey Fatone of *NSYNC and Wanyá Morris of Boyz II Men will perform a show on the water.  

“I’m beyond excited to kick off the City Cruises Live series alongside my good friend Wanyá Morris. It’s an incredible honor to bring music to the water,” said Fatone. 

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The concert cruise will take 200 passengers on a tour around the water in DC as Fatone and Morris perform some of their top hits and speak with the audience. The cruise also includes a buffet dinner, a drinks package, and a fireworks show.  

Tickets start at $410 for standard tickets, or $690 for a VIP package. VIP tickets include early boarding, a meet-and-greet, and a souvenir photo.  

More City Cruises Events 

This concert is the first of a full event series across all of City Cruises’ northeastern locations. There will be concerts, culinary events, sports-themed cruises, and Q&As with television personalities.  

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Other events coming to DC include a culinary event with Adrianne Calvo on July 17 and an acoustic show with Ken Block and Drew Copeland of Sister Hazel on September 6.  

The culinary show will feature a live cooking demo, and guests will taste a four-course dinner from Calvo. Tickets start at $240.  

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Tickets for the acoustic show with Block and Copeland start at $199.  

Feature image courtesy City Cruises

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