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Upcoming Jonas Brothers dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Pit or lower sides: the Jonas Brothers short list
The two best places to see the Jonas Brothers are the pit (a standing area at the front of the floor) and the lower-level side sections closest to the stage. The pit is as close as it gets, but access has often been decided early through a lottery tied to the band's fan club presale. Lower sides are the best reserved seats: raised above the crowd and right at the stage edge. If you want the full production, pick a lower section facing the stage.
Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas formed the band in 2005 and grew up in Wyckoff, New Jersey. A show now covers two eras, the Disney-years songs and the post-2019 reunion hits, in buildings that range from amphitheaters to stadiums, so the venue for your date shapes everything below.
Arena, stadium and lawn: what changes
Confirm the stage layout and whether the floor is a standing pit or reserved chairs on the seating map for each event.
Arenas
- Pit: the closest view of the brothers, standing the whole night.
- Lower sides near the stage: the strongest reserved seats, above the floor crowd and near the stage edge.
- Lower sections facing the stage: the complete picture of lights and screens, and usually the best sound around the soundboard.
- Upper level: the value tier. Front rows near center work well.
Stadiums
A stadium floor is flat and enormous, so for most fans a lower-level sideline seat near the stage beats the back of the field. The upper deck is far away, and you will watch the screens.
Amphitheaters
Covered reserved seats near the front are the pick. The lawn (unreserved grass at the back) is for fans who want the atmosphere more than the view.
Two decades of songs in one long set
Recent shows are built on volume of material rather than a tight hits set. The Five Albums tour worked through five records a night, more than 60 songs by Rolling Stone's count, and Jonas20 mixed in songs from the brothers' solo work and Joe's band DNCE. Surprise guests joined for duets at nearly every Jonas20 show, so setlists shifted from city to city.
The crowd splits between people who first heard them as kids around 2007 and 2008 and fans who arrived with "Sucker." A large backing band behind the three brothers on the Five Albums tour meant the sound filled an arena even from the top rows.
Camp Rock, the split and Sucker
The brothers broke through with Jonas Brothers (2007) and A Little Bit Longer (2008), the Disney Channel movie Camp Rock (2008) and the series Jonas. They earned a Best New Artist nomination at the 51st Grammys and had sold more than 17 million albums worldwide when they confirmed a split in 2013.
On March 1, 2019, they returned with "Sucker," which entered the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 1, their first chart-topper and only the 34th song ever to debut there. Happiness Begins then opened at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. The Album (2023) and Greetings from Your Hometown (August 2025) followed, and Camp Rock 3 premiered on Disney Channel in August 2026.
Reunion-era tours by the numbers
- 2019, Happiness Begins Tour: 92 shows worldwide.
- 2021, Remember This Tour: 44 outdoor US shows from August 20.
- 2022: a Las Vegas residency in June and November.
- 2023 to 2024, Five Albums. One Night.: 106 concerts from August 12, 2023, to October 16, 2024, opening with two nights at Yankee Stadium and including Dodger Stadium, Wrigley Field and many arenas.
- 2025 to 2026, Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown: 90 shows across North and South America from August 10, 2025, to August 8, 2026, starting at MetLife Stadium. In June 2025, six stadium dates moved to arenas or amphitheaters in the same cities on the same nights.
- Fall 2026, The Burning Up Tour: All Over Again: the band's site lists 45 mostly arena dates through late December 2026, including the Hollywood Bowl. Sources disagree on the opening date, so rely on the live listings on this page.
Fan club access and how seats disappear
Each tour is staged as an event, from five albums a night to the 20th-anniversary run, and nostalgia does the rest.
- Fan club presale: early access ahead of the public on-sale, plus entry into the pit lottery (a draw for front-floor standing access). Rules change by tour, so read the band's current terms.
- Front seats go in presales. Pit and close lower-level seats are usually claimed early, pushing later demand into resale.
- New Jersey, New York and big-city weekends lead. Home-region dates and Friday or Saturday shows in large markets sell through first.
- Smaller rooms mean fewer seats. The 2025 shift of some Jonas20 dates from stadiums to smaller venues cut supply in those cities.
Resale listings can sit above or below face value and move as the date nears. Reserved Seat backs every order with a 100% guarantee. As of October 2026, the band's site said most tour venues require clear bags; check the venue's current rules and jonasbrothers.com for announcements.
Frequently asked questions
Is the pit worth it at a Jonas Brothers concert?
For closeness, yes: it is the standing area right at the front. You will stand all night, and on recent tours access has often come through the fan club's pit lottery.
Which reserved seats are best for the Jonas Brothers?
Lower-level side sections near the stage put you close and above the crowd. Lower sections facing the stage show the whole production.
Is the fall 2026 Jonas Brothers tour in arenas or stadiums?
The Burning Up Tour: All Over Again is mostly arenas, with stops such as the Hollywood Bowl, according to the band's site. Their 2023 to 2026 tours included stadiums like Yankee Stadium and MetLife Stadium.
How long are Jonas Brothers shows?
Recent tours have run long. The Five Albums tour covered more than 60 songs a night by Rolling Stone's count; check the venue's posted times for your date.
What was the Jonas Brothers' comeback single?
Sucker, released March 1, 2019, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 after the band's 2013 split.