Joey Fatone first rose to fame as a member of the record-shattering, multi-platinum boyband *NSYNC—but his career as a global pop icon is just the beginning. Over the past decade, he has gone on to find success as an actor, host, Broadway star, voiceover artist, dancer, and media personality with a number of successful television shows under his belt.

Getting his start at age seven, Joey starred alongside Robert DeNiro in the feature film Once Upon a Time in America. Joey was always drawn to entertainment and at 17 he got a job at Universal Studios in Beetlejuice's Graveyard Revue. It was there that he met another theme park performer, Chris Kirkpatrick, which led to his joining *NSYNC. Before long they were the hottest act in the U.S., Europe, and beyond, becoming one of the most iconic pop groups in history.

Following *NSYNC’s incredible success with albums that sold over 10 million copies and countless awards, Joey became a prominent performer and personality in his own right. With projects spanning from television, film, and theater, he has done it all. He hosted the popular, long-running show My Family Recipe Rocks! on the Live Well Network, which highlights the stories of homegrown cooks and their homemade specialties from around the country. He also hosted the cooking competition show, Rewrapped on the Food Network.

No stranger to the screen, Joey has been recognized for competing in hit reality TV shows from ABC’s Dancing With The Stars to hosting NBC’s hit series The Singing Bee and Celebrity Circus. He earned his first producer credit for the cable television series TLC’s The Singing Office, which he also co-hosted alongside Melanie Brown. Joey’s character cousin Angelo hit the screen for the hotly-anticipated My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 which instantly became a fan-favorite.

Joey began hosting on Game Show Networks highly anticipated Common Knowledge and he came in 4th place on Fox's hit show Masked Singer as "The Rabbit." Joey also is working on "Fat Ones," a hot dog business that he launched in Orlando, FL.

He started a podcast, Two Cups of Joe, with his longtime manager Joe Mulvihil where they discuss everything from parenting and raising a family to television, film, music, and sports with some of their famous friends.

Most recently Joey Fatone sold-out Las Vegas residency The After Party featuring Joey Fatone, Wanya Morris, Nick Carter, and AJ McLean, bringing together some of the biggest pop superstars for a perfect, intimate evening of pop culture classics and fun.

Joey recently became a panelist for a new Irish singing competition show Last Singer Standing.