'Billy Corgan's Adventures In Carneyland': 8-Episode Reality Show Premieres On The CW

HIGHLAND PARK, IL — Add reality show producer to the eclectic resume of Highland Park tea shop owner, rock star and wrestling promoter Billy Corgan.

The Smashing Pumpkins frontman and National Wrestling Alliance owner allowed cameras into his home for the eight-episode reality show "Billy Corgan's Adventures in Carnyland," which premiered Tuesday on The CW app.

The series brings viewers along as Corgan, who also narrates the series, works to rejuvenate the NWA, the once-dominant force in the world of professional wrestling that he acquired in 2017.

"Adventures in Carnyland" also delves into Corgan's personal life, including his engagement and marriage to fashion designer Chloe Mendel, who also serves as CEO of Madame Zuzu's.

The show gives an insider view of their wedding preparations, from the design of her gown by her renowned French designer father to the couple's discussions of their future.

“I’m thrilled to share an inside look into our family’s wild life through the world of wrestling and rock n roll,” Mendel said in a statement announcing the new series.

Interviews with family members, wrestlers and bandmates provide additional insight into Corgan and Mendel's world.

The show is produced by The Nacelle Company, which was also behind the Emmy-winning Netflix series "Down To Earth with Zac Efron" and NAACP Image award-nominated "Kevin Hart’s Guide To Black History," as well as Netflix’s "The Movies That Made Us" and "The Toys That Made Us."

“Getting to work with Chloe and Billy has been one of the highlights of my career, and I will be eternally grateful for letting us into their lives and businesses (which I know the world will enjoy watching),” said Nacelle CEO Brian Volk-Weiss, the director and executive producer of "Adventures in Carnyland."

The CW already has a deal with NWA, which airs its scripted wrestling events live and on-demand online via their app and streaming services.

"Every day I question my sanity," Corgan says in a trailer for the show, "because I have a really good day job."

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