NSYNC's Joey Fatone and James Murray of 'Impractical Jokers' to appear at Orlando's Topgolf Jan. 16

They will not be dressed like this - Photo courtesy James Murray/Facebook
Photo courtesy James Murray/Facebook
They will not be dressed like this
If you love reality TV and mid-’90s boybands enough to gather at a fancy driving range bar and restaurant with other humans, then you might want to head to Topgolf in Orlando on Saturday, Jan. 16.

That’s when comedian James “Murr” Murray (Impractical Jokers, the Tenderloins) and *NSYNC-er-turned-food truck kingpin and Masked Singer Joey Fatone will appear at two family-friendly Q&A sessions set for 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

A press release says the event features socially distanced opportunities to meet Murray and Fatone, plus take pictures and get autographs. Naturally, there is a chance to spend more than the $75 admission fee by throwing down for entry to an afterparty ($250, but Murray is buying the first round) and an option to add fast pass and priority seating ($20).

And if you’re worried about the rising number of new coronavirus cases and deaths (15,431 and 100, statewide on Tuesday, respectively), don’t fret — there’s a COVID-19 waiver for anyone who wants to go to the show.

More information on the Orlando appearance — plus one on Jan. 17 at Topgolf Tampa — is available at ejbevents.com.

This post first appeared on our sister site Creative Loafing Tampa.


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