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Jonas Brothers Tickets 2026: Your Complete Guide to The Burning Up Tour All Over Again

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Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas are dragging fans back to 2008, and this time they’re bringing 45 cities with them. After a trio of sold-out victory laps at Madison Square Garden, the Jonas Brothers turned what was supposed to be a nostalgic one-off into a full-blown arena tour: The Burning Up Tour All Over Again. If you spent your middle school years with a JoBros poster taped to your wall, this is the tour that’s been waiting for you.

Below is everything worth knowing before you buy: the full schedule, venue addresses, presale windows, where tickets are actually listed, what they tend to cost, and how to avoid getting burned (pun intended) by a bad resale purchase.

Why This Tour Is Different From the Last One

The Jonas Brothers just wrapped their 20th-anniversary run, Jonas20: Greetings From Your Hometown, a massive 90-show trek that closed out in the summer of 2026. Most bands would take a breather after that. Instead, Kevin, Joe, and Nick leaned straight into the nostalgia that’s been fueling their last few years on the road and revived their breakout 2008 tour, the one that coincided with the original Camp Rock and turned three brothers from Wyckoff, New Jersey, into a genuine pop phenomenon.

What began as three shows at Madison Square Garden sold out so fast that the band expanded it into a full North American run. The timing wasn’t an accident, either. The announcement landed the same week Camp Rock 3 premiered on Disney Channel and the same week the brothers were inducted as Disney Legends at D23, one of the highest honors the company hands out. Add in a halftime slot at the NFL’s first regular-season game in Australia, and it’s fair to say the Jonas Brothers are having a moment that has very little to do with subtlety.

Musically, expect a set list built around the Burnin’ Up era but stretched to cover two decades of hits — think “Burnin’ Up,” “Sucker,” “Year 3000,” “Only Human,” and “Waffle House” all sharing a stage with deep cuts from the band’s Disney years. Special guests rotating through the run include Magnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas, and All Time Low, with All Time Low specifically opening the Hollywood Bowl show.

Jonas Brothers 2026 Tour Schedule: Every Date and Venue

The tour kicked off with three shows at Madison Square Garden on August 20, 21, and 22, then goes quiet for a few weeks before the full 45-city run picks back up in Boston. Here’s the complete schedule as it currently stands.

Fittingly, the run closes out just an hour from where the brothers grew up, with a hometown-adjacent finale at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on December 21.

Venue Addresses for the Marquee Stops

If you’re mapping out travel or just want to know exactly where to point your rideshare app, here are the addresses for some of the tour’s biggest nights:

• Madison Square Garden (New York, NY) — 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001
• TD Garden (Boston, MA) — 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114
• Capital One Arena (Washington, DC) — 601 F St NW, Washington, DC 20004
• Kaseya Center (Miami, FL) — 601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
• State Farm Arena (Atlanta, GA) — 1 State Farm Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30303
• Little Caesars Arena (Detroit, MI) — 2645 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
• Bridgestone Arena (Nashville, TN) — 501 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203
• American Airlines Center (Dallas, TX) — 2500 Victory Ave, Dallas, TX 75219
• Hollywood Bowl (Los Angeles, CA) — 2301 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068
• Chase Center (San Francisco, CA) — 1 Warriors Way, San Francisco, CA 94158
• MGM Grand Garden Arena (Las Vegas, NV) — 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
• Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle, WA) — 334 1st Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
• Ball Arena (Denver, CO) — 1000 Chopper Cir, Denver, CO 80204
• UBS Arena (Belmont Park, NY) — 2400 Hempstead Turnpike, Elmont, NY 11003
• Prudential Center (Newark, NJ) — 25 Lafayette St, Newark, NJ 07102

Double-check the address on your actual ticket before you leave the house — arenas occasionally have separate box office entrances or adjacent parking structures with their own street numbers.

Presale and On-Sale Dates: When Tickets Actually Drop

Ticket timing for this tour runs through a layered presale system, which is standard for a Live Nation-promoted run of this size but still worth mapping out so you’re not left refreshing a queue at the wrong hour.

• Spotify Reserved presale: Started Tuesday, August 18, at 8:28 a.m. local time, running through Thursday, August 20, at 10:00 p.m. local time. This is a Spotify Premium perk — eligible “top fan” subscribers are notified directly through the Spotify app, email, or push notification, and can buy up to two tickets during the window.
• Additional presales: Ran throughout the week of August 18–21, typically tied to specific credit cards, fan-club memberships, or venue and radio partners. These vary city to city, so it’s worth checking the specific venue’s presale page a few days ahead of a show near you.
• General on-sale: Began Friday, August 21, at 10:00 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster, and remains the primary way to buy face-value tickets for dates that haven’t sold out.

Because presales are staggered by time zone and market, “local time” really does mean local time — a fan in Denver and a fan in Miami are not logging on at the same moment, even though the calendar date is identical.

Where to Buy Jonas Brothers Tickets

Official Ticket Sources

For face-value tickets and the safest path to a guaranteed seat, stick to the primary marketplaces the tour is actually using:

• Ticketmaster — the official ticketing partner for the tour, with the full date-by-date listing, presale codes, and seat maps for every venue.
• Live Nation — the promoter behind the run, useful for browsing dates by region and catching official pre-show packages as they’re added.

VIP Packages

VIP Nation handles the tour’s official upgrade packages, which have varied slightly by city but generally include a premium ticket, a pre-show photo opportunity near the stage, and admission to the Burnin’ Up VIP Lounge — a pre-show space with a photobooth, light snacks, a couple of drink tickets, games, and music. Some packages also throw in a rideshare voucher for the night of the show. None of the packages include meeting the band in person, so read the fine print before assuming “VIP” means face time with Kevin, Joe, or Nick.

Resale Marketplaces

For sold-out dates, or if you’re chasing a specific section, the resale market fills in the gaps. The two most established options for this tour are:

• StubHub — lists tickets across every date on the tour with its FanProtect guarantee, and lets you filter by price, section, and seats-together options.
• SeatGeek — aggregates listings across the tour and includes a “Deal Score” rating system that flags which listings are priced below the median for comparable seats.
• Vivid Seats — another major resale option with a 100% buyer guarantee and a rewards program that credits fans on every purchase.

A quick word of caution: resale prices are dynamic and can swing dramatically in the days leading up to a show, sometimes dropping as sellers try to offload inventory, sometimes spiking as a date gets close to selling out entirely. If you have flexibility, it’s worth checking prices more than once before committing.

What Jonas Brothers Tickets Actually Cost

Pricing on a 45-city arena tour is never uniform — it shifts based on the size of the market, how quickly a date sold out, and how close you are to the stage. That said, a few patterns have held up across the tour so far.

Based on current resale listings, some of the more affordable markets have seen tickets start in the $30–$50 range for upper-level seats, with Nampa, Idaho area shows and similar mid-size markets running especially low by comparison to major metros. Larger markets like New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto tend to run higher across the board, both for face value and resale, simply because demand outpaces the number of available seats.

Floor seats and lower-bowl sections closer to the stage predictably command the biggest premium, and VIP packages sit on top of that again since they bundle in the lounge access and merchandise. If budget is the deciding factor, upper-level seats in secondary markets — cities the tour visits but that aren’t massive metro areas, like Sioux Falls or Lincoln — tend to be the most forgiving on price.

Tips for Actually Scoring Good Seats

Buying concert tickets for a band with this kind of built-in nostalgia factor is competitive, especially in cities with only one date. A few things help:

Create your Ticketmaster and presale accounts early. Waiting until the day of the sale to set up a verified fan account or add a payment method is the single most common reason people miss out on a presale window.

Know your seat map before the sale starts. Pull up the venue’s seating chart the night before so you’re not trying to interpret arena geography while a countdown timer is running.

Set a price ceiling before you start browsing resale sites. It’s easy to keep refreshing and creeping your budget up in real time. Decide your number in advance.

Watch for added shows. Tours this size regularly add second and third nights in high-demand markets once the first date sells out — that’s exactly how the Madison Square Garden run turned into a three-night stand before expanding into the full tour.

Compare resale platforms before buying. SeatGeek, StubHub, and Vivid Seats often list the same physical seats at different prices depending on seller fees, so it’s worth a quick cross-check rather than buying from the first link you click.

Buy from your phone as a backup, your laptop as your primary. Having two active sessions—one on desktop, one on mobile—doubles your odds during a high-traffic on-sale without violating any purchase limits, since you’d only complete one transaction.

Setlist Expectations: What You’ll Actually Hear

While the exact setlist shifts slightly night to night, fans who caught the Madison Square Garden opening shows have reported a mix that leans heavily into the throwback concept while still hitting the band’s modern catalog. Expect to hear “Burnin’ Up,” “Sucker,” “Do It Like That,” “Waffle House,” “What A Man Gotta Do,” “Only Human,” “Summer Baby,” “Wings,” and “Year 3000” in some combination, alongside a Camp Rock-era deep cut or two given the timing of the tour. Costume changes and a heavy dose of 2008 visual callbacks — think red-carpet-era styling — have been a recurring theme early in the run.

Accessible Seating and Group Tickets

Every arena on this tour offers ADA-accessible seating, and Ticketmaster’s platform lets you filter directly for accessible sections when you’re building your seat map. If you need an accessible seat and companion seating together, it’s worth calling the venue’s box office directly rather than relying solely on the online filter, since some accessible sections release in smaller blocks than general admission seating and can move faster than expected once a show gets close to selling out.

Group tickets — generally defined as ten or more seats purchased together — are typically handled outside the normal Ticketmaster checkout flow. Most venues on this tour have a dedicated group sales contact listed on their own website, and reaching out early gives you the best shot at holding a block of seats in the same section, especially for a birthday outing, a work event, or a big friend-group reunion built around reliving 2008 together.

A Quick Timeline of How This Tour Came Together

It’s worth appreciating how fast this tour materialized, because it says a lot about the demand behind it. The Jonas Brothers wrapped their 20th-anniversary Jonas20: Greetings From Your Hometown tour in the summer of 2026 after roughly a year on the road. Rather than take an extended break, they announced three shows at Madison Square Garden built around the idea of revisiting their 2008 Burning Up era — right down to the styling and visual references from that period.

Those three nights sold out almost immediately. Within days, the band confirmed what a lot of fans had been hoping for: the concept wasn’t staying confined to New York. The full 45-city version of the tour was announced the same week the Jonas Brothers were named Disney Legends at D23 and the same week Camp Rock 3 debuted on Disney Channel, a run of overlapping milestones that turned a single August week into a genuine cultural moment for the band. By the time the general on-sale opened, the tour had already built the kind of momentum that usually takes months of marketing to manufacture.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Jonas Brothers tickets go on sale for the 2026 tour? The general public on-sale began Friday, August 21, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster, following a Spotify Reserved presale that opened August 18.

Where does the Burning Up Tour All Over Again start and end? The tour opened with three shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City on August 20–22, then resumed as a full 45-city run starting September 25 in Boston and closing December 21 in Newark, New Jersey.

Are there still tickets available? Availability varies by city and changes daily. Larger markets and single-night stops in cities like Los Angeles, Toronto, and New York have historically sold out faster than multi-week-out shows in smaller markets, so check Ticketmaster or a resale marketplace like StubHub or SeatGeek directly for the most current status on your city.

Is it safe to buy resale tickets? Established platforms like StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats all offer buyer guarantees that promise valid tickets or a refund, which makes them considerably safer than buying from an individual seller on social media or a classifieds site. Always confirm the seat location and delivery method before completing a purchase.

What time do doors open? Doors typically open around 90 minutes to two hours before the listed show time, though this varies by venue. Most Burning Up Tour dates are listed with a 7:30 p.m. show time, so plan to arrive by 6:00–6:30 p.m. if you want time to find your seats and grab merchandise.

Who is opening for the Jonas Brothers on this tour? Support acts rotate by market and include Magnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas, and All Time Low, with All Time Low specifically confirmed for the Hollywood Bowl date on November 18.

Will more dates be added? Given how quickly the Madison Square Garden shows expanded into a full tour, additional dates or second nights in high-demand markets remain a real possibility. Checking Ticketmaster or Live Nation periodically is the most reliable way to catch any additions as they’re announced.

Final Thoughts

There’s something almost poetic about the Jonas Brothers turning a three-night victory lap into a 45-city victory tour built entirely around the year they became inescapable. Whether you were the kid with the concert tee in 2008 or you’re discovering “Burnin’ Up” for the first time through a parent’s playlist, this tour is designed as one long, deliberate act of nostalgia — and based on how fast those Madison Square Garden shows sold out, plenty of people are here for it.

If you’re planning to go, the short version is this: lock in your city and date, decide whether official or resale makes more sense for your budget, and don’t wait until the week of the show to start looking. Tours built on this much goodwill tend not to leave a lot of unsold seats behind.