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Jonas Brothers The Burning Up Tour All Over Again 2026: Complete Tour Guide, Dates, Guests, Setlist, History and What Fans Need to Know
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Jonas Brothers The Burning Up Tour All Over Again 2026: Complete Tour Guide, Dates, Guests, Setlist, History and What Fans Need to Know
The Jonas Brothers are turning back the clock in 2026 with one of the most nostalgic concert events of their career: The Burning Up Tour All Over Again. Inspired by the legendary 2008–2009 Burning Up Tour, the new North American run brings Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas back to the era that transformed them from Disney Channel stars into one of the biggest pop-rock acts of their generation.
The tour arrives at an especially significant moment for the brothers. Their 20th-anniversary era has already included the Jonas20: Greetings From Your Hometown tour, new music, major live appearances, and the return of the brothers as Connect 3 in Camp Rock 3. Disney released Camp Rock 3 on Disney+ on August 14, 2026, just days before the first three Burning Up Tour All Over Again shows at Madison Square Garden.
What began as three special concerts in New York has now expanded into a massive 45-city North American tour, giving fans across the United States and Canada the opportunity to experience the Burning Up era all over again. The newly announced arena run begins in Boston on September 25 and continues through December, visiting major markets including Toronto, Washington, D.C., Miami, Chicago, Detroit, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Denver, Las Vegas, and Newark.
What Is The Burning Up Tour All Over Again?
The Burning Up Tour All Over Again is essentially a celebration of one of the most important chapters in Jonas Brothers history. The original Burning Up Tour ran from 2008 into 2009 and supported the brothers’ third studio album, A Little Bit Longer, while also capitalizing on the enormous popularity of Disney’s Camp Rock. The original tour began in Toronto on July 4, 2008, and became a defining moment in the group’s rise to arena-level superstardom.
The original tour was much more than a traditional pop concert. It combined the brothers’ biggest songs, theatrical staging, Disney-era material, Camp Rock performances, guest appearances, and the unmistakable energy of late-2000s teen pop culture. Songs such as “That’s Just the Way We Roll,” “Hold On,” “BB Good,” “Year 3000,” “Lovebug,” “S.O.S.,” and “Burnin’ Up” became essential parts of the band’s live identity.
Now, almost two decades later, Kevin, Joe, and Nick are revisiting that era with a production designed around nostalgia while also acknowledging everything that has happened since.
The brothers explained that the overwhelming response to the original Madison Square Garden announcement convinced them to take the concept beyond New York. They described the new tour as an opportunity to relive the music with fans “city by city,” emphasizing the connection between the band and the audience that has remained strong throughout their career.
Why The 2008 Burning Up Era Was So Important
To understand why this tour is generating so much excitement, it is important to remember just how huge the Jonas Brothers were in 2008.
The brothers had already built a strong fanbase through their self-titled 2007 album, Disney Channel appearances, and earlier tours. Then Camp Rock arrived, introducing them to an even larger international audience. Joe, Nick, and Kevin played the fictional band Connect 3, while the film’s soundtrack became a major commercial success.
At the same time, the Jonas Brothers were preparing A Little Bit Longer, which was released on August 12, 2008. The album included songs that became staples of their live shows, including “Burnin’ Up,” “Lovebug,” “Tonight,” and the emotional title track.
The original Burning Up Tour ultimately became one of the band’s signature tours. It featured special guests including Demi Lovato, Taylor Swift, The Veronicas, Honor Society, and other performers on selected dates. The tour also became the foundation for Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience, which premiered in 2009 and combined concert footage with backstage material and guest performances.
For longtime fans, therefore, the 2026 tour is not simply another collection of concerts. It represents a return to the period when many fans first discovered the Jonas Brothers.
The 2026 Tour Schedule
The poster accompanying the announcement presents a packed schedule stretching from August through December. The first three performances take place at Madison Square Garden in New York before the larger North American arena tour begins.
Madison Square Garden
- August 20, 2026 — New York, NY
- August 21, 2026 — New York, NY
- August 22, 2026 — New York, NY
The three Madison Square Garden concerts are particularly significant because they were the original special-event concept that inspired the expanded tour. Ticketmaster lists all three August 2026 Madison Square Garden performances as The Burning Up Tour All Over Again.
September 2026
- September 25 — Boston, MA
- September 26 — Manchester, NH
- September 28 — Toronto, ON
The Boston show at TD Garden officially launches the expanded 45-city North American run. From there, the Jonas Brothers move north to Manchester and Toronto before returning to the United States.
October 2026
- September 30 — Washington, DC
- October 1 — Raleigh, NC
- October 2 — Philadelphia, PA
- October 5 — Miami, FL
- October 6 — Orlando, FL
- October 8 — Atlanta, GA
- October 9 — Birmingham, AL
- October 11 — Tampa, FL
- October 13 — Charlotte, NC
- October 15 — Indianapolis, IN
- October 16 — Columbus, OH
- October 17 — Lexington, KY
- October 19 — Cleveland, OH
- October 20 — Buffalo, NY
- October 22 — Rosemont, IL
- October 25 — Detroit, MI
- October 26 — Pittsburgh, PA
October is one of the busiest portions of the tour, with the brothers moving rapidly through the East Coast, Southeast, Midwest, and Great Lakes regions. Venue announcements confirm dates including Birmingham on October 9, Lexington on October 17, Indianapolis on October 15, and Detroit on October 25.
November 2026
- November 1 — Milwaukee, WI
- November 2 — St. Paul, MN
- November 3 — Kansas City, MO
- November 5 — Nashville, TN
- November 9 — Oklahoma City, OK
- November 10 — Dallas, TX
- November 13 — Austin, TX
- November 14 — San Antonio, TX
- November 17 — Palm Desert, CA
- November 18 — Los Angeles, CA
- November 21 — San Francisco, CA
- November 22 — Sacramento, CA
- November 27 — Glendale, AZ
- November 28 — Las Vegas, NV
- November 30 — San Diego, CA
November takes the tour through the Midwest, Texas, and the entire West Coast. The San Antonio concert, for example, is scheduled for November 14 at Frost Bank Center, with Franklin Jonas and Deleasa appearing at the event.
The Los Angeles date is particularly interesting because the promotional artwork identifies All Time Low as very special guests at the Hollywood Bowl. That makes the November 18 Los Angeles stop one of the standout dates for fans who want something beyond the standard touring lineup.
December 2026
- December 2 — Anaheim, CA
- December 5 — Seattle, WA
- December 7 — Salt Lake City, UT
- December 9 — Denver, CO
- December 10 — Lincoln, NE
- December 12 — Sioux Falls, SD
- December 15 — Grand Rapids, MI
- December 19 — Belmont Park, NY
- December 21 — Newark, NJ
The final stretch returns the Jonas Brothers to the Northeast, ending the advertised North American arena run in Newark, New Jersey.
Who Are the Special Guests?
The promotional artwork highlights Magnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas, and Deleasa as special guests connected with the tour.
Franklin Jonas is already familiar to many Jonas Brothers fans. Known affectionately as the “Bonus Jonas,” he has performed alongside his brothers during previous touring eras and has also developed his own musical project, Franklin Jonas & The Byzantines. His involvement continues the family-oriented spirit that has always been part of the Jonas Brothers live experience.
Deleasa has also appeared as a supporting act around the Jonas Brothers’ recent touring activities. Ticketmaster previously listed Deleasa and Franklin Jonas among the group’s supporting guests during the Greetings From Your Hometown era.
Magnus Ferrell brings another connection to Nick Jonas’ recent solo touring activities. Ferrell appeared alongside Franklin Jonas during Nick Jonas’ 2026 A Night With Nick shows, giving fans another reason to recognize him as part of the broader Jonas Brothers live universe.
For the Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl performance, however, the poster specifically promotes All Time Low as a very special guest. All Time Low brings a completely different pop-punk energy to the evening, making that particular concert especially appealing to fans who grew up listening to both bands during the late-2000s and 2010s. The band’s live catalog includes major fan favorites such as “Dear Maria, Count Me In,” “Weightless,” “Lost in Stereo,” and “Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don’t).”
What Songs Will the Jonas Brothers Perform?
One of the biggest questions for fans is the setlist.
Ticketmaster’s preview of the special Burning Up Tour All Over Again concept identified classic songs such as “That’s Just the Way We Roll,” “Play My Music,” “Burnin’ Up,” “When You Look Me in the Eyes,” “S.O.S.,” and “Year 3000” as songs fans should expect from the nostalgic era.
The original Burning Up Tour setlist included songs such as “That’s Just the Way We Roll,” “Shelf,” “Hold On,” “BB Good,” “Goodnight and Goodbye,” “Video Girl,” “Gotta Find You,” “This Is Me,” “A Little Bit Longer,” “Still in Love With You,” “Tonight,” “Year 3000,” “Pushin’ Me Away,” “Hello Beautiful,” “Lovebug,” “Play My Music,” and “Burnin’ Up,” followed by an encore featuring “When You Look Me in the Eyes” and “S.O.S.”
That history gives fans a strong idea of the musical direction of the 2026 show, although the exact setlist can evolve as the tour develops.
The current Jonas Brothers live repertoire also includes newer material from Happiness Begins, The Album, and Greetings From Your Hometown. Their 2026 performances have included songs such as “Celebrate!,” “No Time to Talk,” “Only Human,” “Love Me to Heaven,” “Waffle House,” “Sucker,” “Lovebug,” “Year 3000,” and “Burnin’ Up.”
That combination makes the new tour especially interesting. Fans are likely to hear the songs that defined their childhood alongside songs representing the band’s second chapter and their modern career.
The Camp Rock Connection
The timing of The Burning Up Tour All Over Again is impossible to separate from Camp Rock 3.
The third Camp Rock movie premiered on Disney Channel on August 13, 2026, and arrived on Disney+ the following day. Kevin, Joe, and Nick return as Connect 3, while also serving as executive producers alongside Demi Lovato.
The film’s story even revolves around a fictional band preparing for a tour and looking for new talent, making the real-life Jonas Brothers tour feel like a deliberate continuation of the band’s Disney-era legacy.
For fans who discovered the Jonas Brothers through Camp Rock in 2008, the combination of Camp Rock 3 and The Burning Up Tour All Over Again creates an unusually strong nostalgia cycle. The same brothers who introduced a generation of fans to “Gotta Find You,” “Play My Music,” and “This Is Me” are now performing the music of that era again as adults.
Why Fans Are So Excited About the 2026 Tour
The appeal of this tour is not simply nostalgia.
The Jonas Brothers have continued to evolve since their original Burning Up era. They broke up in 2013, reunited in 2019, released Happiness Begins, achieved massive success with “Sucker,” returned to extensive touring, and later celebrated their 20th anniversary through Greetings From Your Hometown. Their 2025 album Greetings From Your Hometown was described by Universal Music Canada as a reflection on two decades of the brothers’ musical journey.
That history gives the 2026 tour a unique perspective. The audience is not simply watching the Jonas Brothers recreate a 2008 concert. They are seeing three artists revisit the songs that launched them while bringing almost two decades of additional experience to the stage.
For longtime fans, this means hearing songs associated with adolescence, Disney Channel memories, first concerts, old friendships, and a very specific era of pop culture. For younger fans discovering the band through Camp Rock 3, it provides an opportunity to experience the original music in a modern arena setting.
What Fans Should Know Before Going
Anyone planning to attend should keep several things in mind.
First, check the specific venue’s event page before traveling. The tour spans dozens of cities, and individual venues may have different door times, parking information, entry policies, presales, and ticket limits.
Second, ticket availability can change quickly. General ticket sales for the newly announced North American dates were scheduled to begin Friday, August 21 at 10 a.m. local time, while individual venues have also announced presale opportunities.
Third, fans interested in VIP experiences should check the exact package available for their particular date. Previous Jonas Brothers VIP offerings have included premium seating or riser access, exclusive merchandise, early shopping, VIP lounge access, and other special benefits, although packages can vary by show.
Finally, do not assume that every date will have exactly the same opening lineup. The promotional artwork identifies the principal special guests, but individual venue announcements can provide the most accurate information for each city.
The Meaning Behind the Tour Poster
The promotional artwork itself captures the concept perfectly.
The enormous white “JONAS BROTHERS” lettering dominates the top of the design, followed by the bright red “THE BURNING UP TOUR” title. Beneath it, the elegant script “All Over Again” immediately communicates that this is a return to the past.
The fiery imagery behind the brothers is particularly appropriate. Fire has always been visually associated with “Burnin’ Up,” one of their most recognizable songs, and the red-and-black color palette gives the artwork a more mature, rock-oriented appearance than the brightly colored promotional material associated with the band’s original Disney era.
The three brothers stand together in front of the blazing emblem, visually connecting their present-day identities with the youthful performers fans remember from the late 2000s.
Below them is the extensive tour itinerary, while the bottom of the poster highlights All Time Low for the Hollywood Bowl appearance. As a piece of concert memorabilia, the design therefore documents much more than a date and venue: it represents the meeting point between the Jonas Brothers’ original Burning Up era and their modern legacy.
Merchandise
A selection of posters and T-shirt collections for the Jonas Brothers’ tour.
Final Thoughts
Jonas Brothers: The Burning Up Tour All Over Again is shaping up to be one of the most nostalgia-driven pop tours of 2026.
With three opening nights at Madison Square Garden, a 45-city North American expansion, appearances from Magnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas and Deleasa, and a special Hollywood Bowl performance featuring All Time Low, the tour offers something for multiple generations of fans.
Most importantly, it brings the Jonas Brothers back to the music that helped define their rise to fame. A Little Bit Longer, Camp Rock, “Lovebug,” “S.O.S.,” “Year 3000,” “Play My Music,” and especially “Burnin’ Up” remain deeply connected to the band’s identity.
Nearly two decades after the original Burning Up Tour, Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas are no longer the teenagers performing in front of screaming Disney Channel audiences. They are experienced performers returning to those songs with an entirely different perspective.
That is what makes The Burning Up Tour All Over Again so compelling. It is not simply a reunion with old songs. It is a celebration of everything the Jonas Brothers have been, everything they became, and the fans who stayed with them through every chapter.
For anyone who grew up with the Jonas Brothers, this tour is more than a concert. It is a chance to step back into the era of Camp Rock, A Little Bit Longer, Disney Channel, early arena shows, and “Burnin’ Up” — only this time, the brothers are bringing the entire journey with them.
