NKOTB's Danny Wood, Donnie Wahlberg, Jordan Knight, and Joey McIntyre take to PIX Plaza for their appearance on the CW11 Morning News (Shelley Ng/WPIX-TV)

New Kids On The Block are all grown up and back in the neighborhood with a new album, The Block, available in stores now.

The NKOTB band members are Jonathan Knight, Jordan Knight, Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg and Danny Wood. And they already have two new singles under their belt -- "Summertime" and "Single".

This '80s band paved the way for the boy bands of the '90s such as N*SYNC, 98 Degrees and the Backstreet Boys, who recently reunited as well. New Kids On The Block made their debut in 1986 with a self-titled debut album and continued their success with their subsequent albums Hangin' Tough (1988), Step by Step (1990) and Face the Music (1994). The band disbanded in June 1994, soon after Face The Music's January 1994 release.

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She's a Brooklyn based singer/songwriter and model... Maiysha is a striking new figure who's taking charge of the progressive soul genre. With influences from the likes of David Bowie to Natalie Cole, Maiysha's sound is unlike any other.

Her album "This Much Is True" is in stores now. You can catch her at a live performance Thursday night at her album release party at Joe's Pub. For more information on her appearance, click here or log onto Maiysha's official website. Watch an exclusive interview with Maiysha after the jump.

Music critics say, if you mix a blend of 60's soul, New Orleans swagger, and good old rock and roll, you'll have Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons.

Recorded mostly at his family's cabin in Wisconsin, the 6-song LP "Cabin Ghosts" is a collection of haunting melodies showcasing Chisel's expressive vocals. The album is available in stores now. They'll be performing Monday night, Sept 15th at The Living Room in New York. For ticket info and more in general, log onto corychisel.com.

Move over Fall Out Boy and The Killers, there's a new band with a catchy pop sound.

Hailing from the Chicago area, critcs are saying The White Tie Affair sounds like a fusion of Justin Timberlake and AFI.

Their album Walk This Way is in stores now. Kristina Behr sat down with the band to find out who their biggest influences are, and their infamous appearance on The Hills.

For more information on The White Tie Affair, log onto www.thewhitetieaffair.com.

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