Jonas Brothers Burning Up Tour All Over Again: Concert Guide

The Jonas Brothers have already proven the demand is real. Three sold-out nights at Madison Square Garden in August set the tone. Now, 45 cities across North America get their turn.

The Jonas Brothers Burning Up Tour All Over Again is a full-scale revival of their career-defining 2008 Burning Up Tour, running from September 25 through December 21, 2026. Tickets are available now at BoxOfficeTicketSales.com.

It started with New York. Then it became everything.

Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas are taking fans back to one of the most memorable chapters of their career. Rather than building a show around their entire catalog, the tour spotlights the music and memories that made the original Burning Up era such a defining moment for the band and the fans who grew up alongside them.

Why the Jonas Brothers Are Bringing Back Burning Up

Nearly two decades after the original Burning Up Tour, the timing for its return feels especially fitting. The Jonas Brothers’ Disney Legends induction at D23 and the premiere of Camp Rock 3 have brought renewed attention to the years when Nick, Joe and Kevin became some of the biggest stars of their generation.

The original 2008 tour coincided with the release of A Little Bit Longer, an album that helped propel the band to another level of pop stardom. Burning Up Tour All Over Again gives them an opportunity to revisit that chapter with fans who experienced it the first time around — and a new generation discovering the music years later.

It’s also a different approach from their 2023 run, “THE TOUR,” which brought songs from five albums into a single show. This time, the focus is tighter, creating a concert built around a specific period in Jonas Brothers history rather than a career-spanning retrospective.

Where the Jonas Brothers Are Headed in 2026

The tour stretches from late September through December, bringing the Jonas Brothers to cities across North America.

The Northeast kicks things off, with stops in Boston (TD Garden, Sept. 25), Manchester, NH (SNHU Arena, Sept. 26), Toronto (RBC Amphitheater, Sept. 28), Washington, DC (Capital One Arena, Sept. 30), Philadelphia (Xfinity Mobile Arena, Oct. 2) and a closing-night stop in Newark, NJ on December 21.

The Southeast run picks up steam in early October, with dates in Raleigh (Lenovo Center, Oct. 1), Miami (Kaseya Center, Oct. 5), Orlando (Kia Center, Oct. 6), Atlanta (State Farm Arena, Oct. 8), Birmingham (Legacy Arena, Oct. 9) and Tampa (Benchmark International Arena, Oct. 11).

In the Midwest, Detroit gets its moment at Little Caesars Arena on October 25.

The West Coast stretch brings the tour to San Francisco (Chase Center, Nov. 21) and Sacramento (Golden 1 Center, Nov. 22). The Hollywood Bowl also stands out as one of the most distinctive venues on the schedule.

For the complete list of cities and dates, head to BoxOfficeTicketSales.com and search your city.

Special Guests on the Burning Up Tour

The opening lineup rotates throughout the run, giving fans a slightly different experience depending on the date.

Magnus Ferrell appears at select shows, while Franklin Jonas, the youngest Jonas sibling, joins his brothers for multiple dates. His involvement adds another family connection to a tour already rooted heavily in Jonas Brothers history and nostalgia. Deleasa also joins the rotating group of supporting acts.

One date stands apart: the Hollywood Bowl, where All Time Low is scheduled to open. The longtime pop-punk band brings a different energy to what is already one of the tour’s marquee stops, making Los Angeles a particularly notable date for fans.

What Songs Will the Jonas Brothers Play?

The A Little Bit Longer era sits at the heart of Burning Up Tour All Over Again. Released in 2008, the album arrived at the height of the band’s Disney years and produced several songs that remain fan favorites today.

The Madison Square Garden performances offered an early look at what fans could hear on the road. The Jonas Brothers revisited songs including “Burnin’ Up,” “Lovebug,” “Tonight,” “S.O.S.” and “When You Look Me in the Eyes,” along with Camp Rock favorites such as “This Is Me” and “Play My Music.”

A complete setlist for the remaining dates hasn’t been officially confirmed, leaving room for changes and surprises from city to city. But fans can expect the show’s identity to remain firmly rooted in the music and memories surrounding the band’s late-2000s breakthrough.

How to Get Jonas Brothers Tickets

With the New York shows generating an immediate response from fans, the expanded tour gives audiences across North America another opportunity to experience the concept live.

Tickets for Burning Up Tour All Over Again are available at BoxOfficeTicketSales.com. Fans looking at popular markets, special venue dates or one-night-only stops may want to secure their seats early.

A few dates are particularly worth watching:

Hollywood Bowl: All Time Low joins the Jonas Brothers for one of the tour’s biggest special-guest pairings.
Detroit, San Francisco and Sacramento: Each city currently has a single scheduled performance.
Newark: The December 21 show closes out the tour, making it a fitting finale for fans in the New York and New Jersey area.

Search your city at BoxOfficeTicketSales.com to find available Jonas Brothers tickets.

Don’t Let 2026 Be the Tour You Missed

For fans who grew up with A Little Bit Longer, Camp Rock and the original Burning Up Tour, this isn’t simply another Jonas Brothers concert. It’s a chance to revisit the music that soundtracked an entire era — this time from inside an arena full of people who remember it just as vividly.

Nearly two decades later, those songs hit differently. The fans have grown up, the venues have gotten bigger, but the feeling behind the music is still there.

Burning Up Tour All Over Again is a chance to experience that era one more time — live.