Jonas Brothers Expand Burning Up Tour to 45 Cities
The Jonas Brothers have expanded The Burning Up Tour All Over Again into a 45-city North American run after selling out three Madison Square Garden shows. The 2026 schedule now stretches from New York in August to Newark in December, with additional arena dates, rotating support acts and a new ticket-sale timeline for fans across the U.S. and Canada.
Key Takeaways
- The Jonas Brothers expanded The Burning Up Tour All Over Again into a 45-city North American schedule.
- Three Madison Square Garden concerts on Aug. 20, 21 and 22 are listed as sold out.
- The newly added multi-city portion begins Sept. 25 in Boston and ends Dec. 21 in Newark, New Jersey.
- Magnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas, All Time Low and Deleasa are scheduled to appear on select dates.
- A Spotify Reserved presale is scheduled for Aug. 18, followed by the general on-sale on Aug. 21.
Kevin Jonas, Joe Jonas and Nick Jonas announced the expansion on Aug. 17 after the Madison Square Garden portion of The Burning Up Tour All Over Again sold out. Live Nation is promoting the tour, which revisits music and performances associated with the trio’s original Burning Up Tour era.
The broader schedule adds stops in Boston, Toronto, Washington, Miami, Atlanta, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Denver, among dozens of other markets. The three New York concerts still open the overall run on Aug. 20, while the newly announced multi-city leg starts Sept. 25 at TD Garden in Boston.
Three Madison Square Garden Sellouts Triggered the Expansion
The tour’s scale changed quickly after the Jonas Brothers initially focused the revival on Madison Square Garden.
A third Madison Square Garden concert was added for Aug. 22 after the previously announced Aug. 20 and Aug. 21 performances generated strong ticket demand. All three dates are now listed as sold out in the tour announcement.
The band directly linked the larger rollout to the response in New York.
“The response was so overwhelming announcing the MSG shows that we knew we couldn’t stop at New York.”
The statement accompanied the Aug. 17 announcement and explained why the group decided to take the concert format beyond the original three-night engagement.
That decision shifts the project from a limited New York event into a fall touring schedule spanning several regions. After Boston, the September dates include Manchester, New Hampshire, Toronto and Washington before the routing moves south and west through October and November.
Jonas Brothers Revisit the Burning Up Era
The Burning Up Tour All Over Again draws its identity from the Jonas Brothers’ original Burning Up Tour, which took place during an early period of the group’s mainstream career.
The original run was closely associated with the band’s 2008 album A Little Bit Longer, which included “Burnin’ Up,” “Lovebug” and “Tonight.” The new tour does not simply reuse the name. Its announced concept specifically revisits the music and memories connected with that period.
The timing also places the tour alongside several other 2026 projects tied to the trio’s history.
Camp Rock 3 premiered on Disney Channel on Aug. 13 before arriving on Disney+ on Aug. 14. Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas also reprised their roles as members of the fictional band Connect 3. On Aug. 16, the brothers were recognized as Disney Legends during the D23 event in Anaheim, California.
Those events put renewed attention on material from the group’s Disney-era years immediately before the first Madison Square Garden concert. The tour, however, remains centered on the Burning Up concept rather than being presented as a general retrospective of every phase of the band’s career.
The 45-City Schedule Extends Through December
The expanded Jonas Brothers itinerary covers an arena-heavy route through the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Texas, West Coast and Mountain West before returning to the New York area in December.
October dates include Raleigh, Philadelphia, Miami, Orlando, Atlanta, Birmingham, Tampa, Charlotte, Indianapolis, Columbus, Lexington, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rosemont, Detroit and Pittsburgh. November brings stops in Milwaukee, St. Paul, Kansas City, Nashville, Oklahoma City, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio before the tour reaches California and other western markets.
Among the West Coast dates is a Nov. 18 performance in Los Angeles at the Hollywood Bowl. The stop adds the Jonas Brothers to the broader Hollywood Bowl 2026 season calendar before the tour moves to San Francisco, Sacramento, Glendale, Las Vegas, San Diego and Anaheim.
December begins with Seattle on Dec. 5, followed by Salt Lake City, Denver, Lincoln, Sioux Falls and Grand Rapids. The final stretch returns to the New York metropolitan area for a Dec. 19 show at UBS Arena in Belmont Park, New York, and a Dec. 21 finale at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
Toronto’s Sept. 28 concert at RBC Amphitheatre is the Canadian stop listed in the published schedule. The remaining announced cities are in the United States.
Ticket Sales Begin With Rotating Support Acts
Ticket sales for the expanded dates are being released in stages rather than through a single opening window.
According to the tour announcement, the Spotify Reserved presale in the United States is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 18 at 8:28 a.m. Additional presales are scheduled during the week before the general on-sale begins Friday, Aug. 21 at 10 a.m.
VIP options are also part of the ticket rollout. The published description lists packages that may include premium tickets, access to a pre-show Burnin’ Up VIP Lounge, a designated VIP item and early merchandise shopping. Package contents can differ depending on the selected offer.
Support acts also vary by date. Magnus Ferrell and Deleasa are scheduled for many of the September and October shows, while Franklin Jonas appears on several November dates. All Time Low is listed for the Nov. 18 Hollywood Bowl concert, with combinations of the supporting artists changing throughout the routing.
For the Jonas Brothers, the expansion turns a three-night Madison Square Garden engagement into a North American schedule running through December while keeping the production tied to a defined period of the group’s catalog and touring history.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cities are on the Jonas Brothers Burning Up Tour?
The Jonas Brothers announced The Burning Up Tour All Over Again as a 45-city North American run. It includes the three sold-out Madison Square Garden concerts as well as newly announced dates scheduled from September through December.
When does the Jonas Brothers tour start?
The overall tour begins with Madison Square Garden concerts in New York on Aug. 20, 21 and 22, 2026. The newly expanded multi-city portion begins Sept. 25 at TD Garden in Boston.
When do tickets for the new dates go on sale?
A Spotify Reserved presale is scheduled for Aug. 18, followed by additional presales during the week. The general ticket sale is scheduled to begin Aug. 21 at 10 a.m.
Which artists are joining the Jonas Brothers on tour?
Magnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas, All Time Low and Deleasa are listed as supporting artists on select dates. The lineup changes by city, so individual concert listings may feature different combinations.
When does the Burning Up Tour end?
The published schedule ends Dec. 21, 2026, at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The final New York-area stretch also includes a Dec. 19 performance at UBS Arena in Belmont Park.










