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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.
Who the Jonas Brothers are and what kind of show you are buying
The Jonas Brothers are the pop rock trio of brothers Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas, formed in 2005 and raised in Wyckoff, New Jersey. A ticket buys a long, sing-along pop rock show that covers two eras: the Disney-era songs a generation grew up on and the reunion hits that followed in 2019. Recent tours have played arenas, amphitheaters and stadiums, so the right seat depends heavily on the building.
The brothers broke through in the late 2000s with albums such as Jonas Brothers (2007) and A Little Bit Longer (2008), the Disney Channel film Camp Rock (2008) and the series Jonas. They earned a Best New Artist nomination at the 51st Grammy Awards and had sold more than 17 million albums worldwide by 2013, the year they confirmed their split.
The 2019 reunion and the albums since
The band returned on March 1, 2019, with "Sucker," which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. It was the group's first No. 1 single and only the 34th song in the chart's history to debut at the top. The album Happiness Begins followed and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
Since the reunion the brothers have released The Album (2023) and Greetings from Your Hometown (August 2025), and they returned to the Camp Rock story with Camp Rock 3, which premiered on Disney Channel in August 2026. Each member also has solo and side projects, including Joe's band DNCE, and recent shows have folded that material into the set.
Jonas Brothers tours, dated
The tours below are documented in the sources for this page. The live event list on this page shows the dates currently on sale.
- Happiness Begins Tour (2019): the reunion tour, 92 shows worldwide.
- Remember This Tour (2021): 44 shows at outdoor US venues, starting August 20, 2021.
- Las Vegas residency (2022): shows in June and November 2022.
- Five Albums. One Night. The World Tour (August 12, 2023 to October 16, 2024): 106 concerts that opened with two nights at Yankee Stadium and played stadiums including Dodger Stadium and Wrigley Field as well as arenas. Each show drew on five albums, more than 60 songs by Rolling Stone's count.
- Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown Tour (August 10, 2025 to August 8, 2026): 90 concerts across North and South America, opening at MetLife Stadium. In June 2025 the band moved six shows from stadiums to arenas or amphitheaters on the same dates and in the same cities.
- The Burning Up Tour: All Over Again (fall 2026): a North American run that the band's site lists as 45 dates through late December 2026, mostly in arenas with stops such as the Hollywood Bowl. Sources differ on the start date, so check the event list for current dates.
What a Jonas Brothers concert is like
Recent Jonas Brothers shows are long and built around volume of songs rather than a short greatest-hits set. The Five Albums tour worked through five records a night, and the Jonas20 tour added songs from the brothers' solo careers and DNCE alongside the band catalog. Surprise guests were part of nearly every Jonas20 show, joining the brothers for duets, so the setlist varies from city to city.
The catalog spans nearly two decades, from the Disney-era songs of 2007 and 2008 to the post-reunion singles, so a show plays to two audiences at once: longtime fans who first heard the band as kids and newer fans who arrived with "Sucker." The Five Albums tour carried a large backing band behind the three brothers, which fills an arena with sound even from the upper level.
Where to sit for a Jonas Brothers show
The layout changes with the tour and the building. Confirm the stage setup and whether the floor is a standing pit or reserved seats on the seating map attached to each event.
- The pit (a standing area at the front of the floor): the closest view of the brothers. The band's fan club presale has offered pit lottery entry, so pit access is often decided before the general on-sale.
- Lower-level side sections near the stage: the best reserved seats in an arena. They sit above the crowd and close to the edges of the stage.
- Lower-level sections facing the stage: a full view of the production and the screens, and usually the best sound near the soundboard.
- Upper level: the value tier. In an arena, front rows of the upper level near center are solid; in a stadium, the upper deck is far from the stage and relies on the screens.
At stadium dates, lower-level sideline seats close to the stage beat the back of the floor for most fans, because a flat stadium floor gives little view over the crowd. At amphitheaters, the covered reserved seats near the front are the strongest choice, and the lawn (general admission grass behind the seats) suits fans who care more about the atmosphere than the view.
How demand for Jonas Brothers tickets behaves
Demand for the Jonas Brothers is driven by nostalgia and by the band's habit of turning each tour into an event, from five albums a night to the 20th-anniversary Jonas20 run.
- Fan club presale first. The band's fan club presale gives early access before the general on-sale, along with entry to the pit lottery.
- The pit and lower sides go first. Floor and close lower-level seats are usually gone in presales, and later demand shifts to resale.
- Home-state and big-market dates move fastest. New Jersey and New York dates, and weekend shows in large markets, tend to sell through first.
- Venue changes affect inventory. When the band moved Jonas20 shows from stadiums to smaller venues in 2025, the number of seats in those cities dropped, which tightens supply.
Resale prices on the secondary market can sit above or below face value and tend to move as the show approaches. Every order on GoodSeats is backed by a 100% guarantee. The band's site notes that most venues on its tours require clear bags; check the venue's current policy before you go. For announcements, see the Jonas Brothers' official site.
Frequently asked questions
Do the Jonas Brothers play stadiums or arenas?
Both. The Five Albums tour and the Jonas20 tour played stadiums such as Yankee Stadium and MetLife Stadium, while the fall 2026 tour is mostly arenas. Check each event's venue on the live list.
How does the Jonas Brothers pit lottery work?
The band's fan club presale has included entry into a pit lottery, a draw for access to the standing area at the front of the floor. Details vary by tour, so check the band's site for current rules.
Where are the best seats for a Jonas Brothers concert?
The pit is closest, and lower-level side sections near the stage are the best reserved seats. Lower-level seats facing the stage give the fullest view of the production.
When did the Jonas Brothers reunite?
The brothers confirmed their split in October 2013 and reunited on March 1, 2019, with Sucker, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Do the Jonas Brothers bring guests on stage?
On the Jonas20 tour, surprise guests joined the brothers for duets at nearly every show, so setlists varied by city.