Jonas Brothers Add New Dates to ‘The Burning Up Tour All Over Again’

By Ethan Carter - Music Journalist & Pop Culture Writer
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Jonas Brothers Add New Dates to 'The Burning Up Tour All Over Again'

Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas are not done running it back. Just days after unveiling their nostalgia-fueled arena run, the Jonas Brothers have tacked on additional stops to The Burning Up Tour All Over Again, stretching what began as a trio of hometown victory laps into a sprawling, 47-date trek across North America.

The tour didn’t start out this big. It started as an intimate flex: three nights at Madison Square Garden, announced as a full-circle nod to the band’s 2008–09 Burning Up Tour, the run that first turned three brothers from New Jersey into arena headliners. Those shows sold out fast enough that the Jonases decided one victory lap wasn’t enough.

“Our last tour reminded us just how much this music means to us and to the fans who’ve been with us from the start,” the band said in a statement announcing the expansion. “The response was so overwhelming announcing the MSG shows that we knew we couldn’t stop at New York. We’re taking The Burning Up Tour All Over Again on the road so we can relive it with all of you, city by city.”

That sentiment is baked into the tour’s subtitle, “All Over Again,” and into its concept: a set list built around the band’s early hits, plus deep cuts from the A Little Bit Longer era and the Camp Rock soundtrack that soundtracked the original 2008 run. The timing isn’t an accident, either. The new dates land just as Camp Rock 3 premieres on Disney Channel and the brothers prepare to be honored as Disney Legends at D23, making 2026 something of a full-circle victory lap for the whole Jonas universe.

Where the New Shows Land

The freshly added dates fill in gaps across the fall and early winter, pushing the tour from a Northeast-only affair into stops throughout the South, Midwest, Southwest, and West Coast before wrapping in the New York area at the end of December. Two dates in particular stand out on the updated poster: an additional Los Angeles show at the Hollywood Bowl and a second Newark date closing out the run, both flagged as new additions.

Special guests Magnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas, and Deleasa are set to join selected stops, while pop-punk mainstays All Time Low will open a run of shows. The Hollywood Bowl date carries its own distinction, too, billed with “very special guests” set to join the Jonas Brothers on that stage specifically.

Full Tour Schedule

DateCityVenueGuest(s)
Aug 20New York, NYMadison Square Garden
Aug 21New York, NYMadison Square Garden
Aug 22New York, NYMadison Square Garden
Sep 25Boston, MATD GardenMagnus Ferrell
Sep 26Manchester, NHSNHU ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Sep 28Toronto, ONRBC AmphitheatreMagnus Ferrell
Sep 30Washington, DCCapital One ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Oct 1Raleigh, NCLenovo CenterMagnus Ferrell
Oct 2Philadelphia, PAXfinity Mobile ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Oct 5Miami, FLKaseya CenterMagnus Ferrell
Oct 6Orlando, FLKia CenterMagnus Ferrell
Oct 8Atlanta, GAState Farm ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Oct 9Birmingham, ALLegacy Arena at the BJCCMagnus Ferrell
Oct 11Tampa, FLBenchmark International ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Oct 13Charlotte, NCSpectrum CenterMagnus Ferrell
Oct 15Indianapolis, INGainbridge FieldhouseMagnus Ferrell
Oct 16Columbus, OHNationwide ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Oct 17Lexington, KYRupp Arena at Central Bank CenterMagnus Ferrell
Oct 19Cleveland, OHRocket ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Oct 20Buffalo, NYKeyBank CenterMagnus Ferrell
Oct 22Rosemont, ILAllstate ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Oct 25Detroit, MILittle Caesars ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Oct 26Pittsburgh, PAPPG Paints ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Nov 1Milwaukee, WIFiserv ForumMagnus Ferrell
Nov 2St. Paul, MNGrand Casino ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Nov 3Kansas City, MOT-Mobile CenterFranklin Jonas
Nov 5Nashville, TNBridgestone ArenaFranklin Jonas
Nov 9Oklahoma City, OKPaycom CenterDeleasa
Nov 10Dallas, TXAmerican Airlines CenterDeleasa
Nov 13Austin, TXMoody CenterAll Time Low
Nov 14San Antonio, TXFrost Bank CenterDeleasa
Nov 17Palm Desert, CAAcrisure ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Nov 18Los Angeles, CAHollywood BowlMagnus Ferrell
Nov 19Los Angeles, CAHollywood BowlAll Time Low (new date)
Nov 21San Francisco, CAChase CenterMagnus Ferrell
Nov 22Sacramento, CAGolden 1 CenterMagnus Ferrell
Nov 27Glendale, AZDesert Diamond ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Nov 28Las Vegas, NVMGM Grand Garden ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Nov 30San Diego, CAViejas ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Dec 2Anaheim, CAHonda CenterAll Time Low
Dec 5Seattle, WAClimate Pledge ArenaAll Time Low
Dec 7Salt Lake City, UTDelta CenterMagnus Ferrell
Dec 9Denver, COBall ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Dec 10Lincoln, NEPinnacle Bank ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Dec 12Sioux Falls, SDDenny Sanford PREMIER CenterMagnus Ferrell
Dec 15Grand Rapids, MIVan Andel ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Dec 19Belmont Park, NYUBS ArenaMagnus Ferrell
Dec 21Newark, NJPrudential CenterAll Time Low
Dec 22Newark, NJPrudential CenterAll Time Low (new date)

Guest lineups are based on symbols listed on official tour materials and are subject to change per city; check Ticketmaster listings for the most current support acts.

Tour Snapshot

StatDetail
Total shows47 concerts
Tour launchAugust 20, 2026 — Madison Square Garden, New York
Tour closeDecember 22, 2026 — Prudential Center, Newark
Cities covered45+ across the U.S. and Canada
Original tour it revivesBurning Up Tour (2008–09)
Special guestsMagnus Ferrell, Franklin Jonas, Deleasa
Featured support actAll Time Low
Hollywood Bowl special guestsTo be announced
On-sale date (new dates)Friday, August 21, 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster
Presale accessReserved by Spotify presale for eligible Premium subscribers

Why It Matters

The original Burning Up Tour was a coming-of-age moment for the Jonas Brothers, arriving alongside Camp Rock and cementing them as one of the biggest acts to come out of the Disney Channel pipeline. Nearly two decades later, revisiting that tour isn’t just a nostalgia play, it’s a victory lap for a band that broke up, reunited, and kept building. Pairing the run with Camp Rock 3 and their Disney Legends induction turns this into one of the more deliberately full-circle moments of any pop act’s career this year.

For fans who missed the Madison Square Garden run, the expanded schedule means the Burning Up Tour experience is no longer a New York exclusive. And for anyone circling their calendars for Los Angeles or Newark, the newly added dates give two more chances to catch the brothers close out this era in style.

Tickets for the newly added shows go on sale Friday, August 21, at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster, with Spotify Premium Top Fans getting early access via the Reserved by Spotify presale window.

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