‘Chicago Fire’ Season 15 Adds Da’Vinchi as New Series Regular

The One Chicago crossover was a success for 2026. So, it’s no surprise that there will be opportunity for more. NBC’s long-running drama Chicago Fire was renewed for Season 15 in March. And when it returns, to resolve the cliffhanger that left much of 51 in serious peril, there will be a new series regular.

Da’Vinchi will star as Marcus Burke, who is a new firefighter candidate at 51, according to Deadline. He’s described as “roguish and funny with a wry sense of humor, and also a little defiant.”

Read on for everything we know about Chicago Fire Season 15, from a premiere date to the cast and more.

When will Chicago Fire Season 15 premiere?

Chicago Fire Season 15 premieres on Wednesday, October 8, at 9/8c, on NBC.

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What’s Chicago Fire about?

NBC describes the series as “a look into the professional and personal lives of the firefighters and paramedics of Firehouse 51 as they risk their lives every day to save and protect the citizens of Chicago. Bonded by shared experiences and harrowing calls, this loyal team is more than a collection of co-workers — they’re family.”

Who’s in the Chicago Fire cast?

Chicago Fire stars Taylor Kinney as Lt. Kelly Severide, Miranda Rae Mayo as Lt. Stella Kidd, David Eigenberg as Christopher Herrmann, Christian Stolte as Lt. Randall “Mouch” McHolland, Joe Miñoso as Joe Cruz, Hanako Greensmith as Paramedic in Charge Violet Mikami, Jocelyn Hudon as Lizzy Novak, and Brandon Larracuente as Sal Vasquez. We’ll have to wait to see if everyone returns for Season 15; Dermot Mulroney‘s Chief Dom Pascal was written out near the end of the season, and when he returned in the finale, it wasn’t revealed if he’ll be back. Deadline’s casting announcement for Da’Vinchi joining in Season 15 doesn’t list him with the cast.

Season 15 will have a new showrunner. Andrea Newman is exiting after being part of the series’ entire run, as co-executive producer, then executive producer, then co-showrunner, then showrunner. Co-executive producer Victor Teran will be the new showrunner, Deadline reports.

“Working at Chicago Fire, with the absolute best cast and crew in the business, has been the highlight of my career,” Newman said in a statement to the outlet. “Like so many others, I was inspired to get into TV writing because of Dick, so what a thrill it’s been to work with him and the amazing Wolf team of Peter Jankowski, Rebecca McGill and Anastasia Puglisi. I’m so grateful to them, Derek Haas and the NBC and Universal execs who have been so supportive of the show all along the way. After 14 years, you really do become a family and working with this group will always feel like home.”

Added Jankowski, “We’re sad to say goodbye to Andrea. She’s been at the center of the heart and soul of Chicago Fire since the beginning and the show thrived under her watch. We’re grateful for her commitment to the development of the next generation and know the show will be in great hands with Victor taking the reins.”

What about the other One Chicago shows?

Chicago Med and Chicago P.D. have both been renewed for their 12th and 14th seasons, respectively.