EXCLUSIVE: After playing one of the real-life crime duo the Flenory brothers on Starz’s BMF, Da’Vinchi has joined the series-regular cast of NBC‘s Chicago Fire.

He joins Taylor Kinney, David Eigenberg, Miranda Rae Mayo, Christian Stolte, Joe Miñoso, Hanako Greensmith, Jocelyn Hudon and Brandon Larracuent in the cast. The new season premieres October 7 at 9 p.m.

In the procedural’s upcoming 15th season, the Haitian-American actor will play Marcus Burke, a firefighter candidate at Firehouse 51. Roguish and funny with a wry sense of humor, he’s also a little defiant. 

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Chicago Fire follows the professional and personal lives of firefighters, rescuers and paramedics of Firehouse 51 in the Windy City.

A logline for Season 15 has yet to be released. Season 14 ended with various new opportunities for the characters. Former Chief Pascal (Dermott Mulroney), who had been absent since Episode 14, returns to discuss with Severide (Kinney) his professional options: Chief of Firehouse 51 or Chief of Fire Investigation? As Severide was about to share his decision, an emergency call interrupts his announcement.

The episode ends on a cliffhanger when 51 answers an emergency call that a storage facility is on fire. All the regulars head inside, but then a loud boom shocks viewers. The best and brightest at 51 are all in danger — and fans have to wait for Season 15 to find out who survives.

Additionally, Herrmann (Eigenberg) and his wife renew their vows. Speaking of Herrmann, he told his bestie Mouch (Stolte) that he’s considering retirement.

The new season also brings a new showrunner, following Andrea Newman’s exit after 14 seasons. Victor Terharn will showrun and executive produce the series from Dick Wolf’s Wolf Entertainment and Universal Television.

Chicago Fire is executive produced by Wolf, Tehran, Reza Tabrizi, Matt Whitney, Anastasia Puglisi, Rebecca McGill and Peter Jankowski.

In addition to the Starz series Black Mafia Family (BMF), Da’Vinchi also starred in the CW’s All-American. Up next, he will co-star in a pair of upcoming Tyler Perry projects for Netflix: The series Where There’s Smoke and the film Why Did I Get Married Again?

He is repped by IAG and Artist Collective Entertainment.