Jonas Brothers Tickets

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You can purchase resale tickets for all dates on the Jonas Brothers World Tour, including some at face value and all ticketing types from general admission to hospitality packages.

Jonas Brothers Tour Dates

The Jonas Brothers have been performing on headlining tours since 2006 and are now one of the best-selling live acts in the world. Their 2019/2020 Happiness Begins tour was their first in six years and saw the band play 92 shows across Europe and North America. Happiness Begins impressively scored big, selling over 1.2 million tickets.

In 2021/2022, their Remember This Tour saw the band play 52 sell-out shows in North America, displaying further evidence of the group's ability to sell tickets.

Jonas Brothers Concert Tickets

Ticket purchasers seeking out Jonas Brothers tickets will know that ticket prices for the group's shows are quite expensive when compared to other acts, which reflects their standing in the music business today.

However, other factors will also impact the prices, such as the city they are performing in and the size of the venue. Regardless of this, the best value deals will always be at SeatPick.

Jonas Brothers 2024

In 2024 the Jonas Brothers are set to play an extensive series of dates as part of their huge Five Albums, One Night, The World Tour global extravaganza. The tour sees the brothers play tour dates in Asia, Oceania, North America, South America and Europe and includes some massive shows.

Among the biggest concerts on the tour are nights at The O2 Arena, dates that will sell out in London in seconds, the Accor Arena in Paris, Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires and the Mexico City Arena.

The tour started off in explosive fashion with Joe Jonas, Kevin Jonas and Nick Jonas playing two sold-out shows at New York's iconic Yankee Stadium, proof, if needed, of just how popular the band remain.

This Jonas Brothers tour is one of their largest thus far. It's an extensive tour that you are not going to want to miss out on. The trio are now considered, rightly, one of the most successful groups on the road today, and are a constant force when it comes to their ability to sell live nation tickets.

Jonas Brothers History

The Jonas Brothers were formed in 2005 and made great use of the popularity they secured from appearing on the Disney Channel.

Their debut studio album, It's About Time, was a moderate success, and it was their self-titled second album that truly took the band off the ground. That was released in 2007 and sold over two million copies in the United States alone. In 2008 the band scored their first US Billboard number-one album, with A Little Bit Longer being a worldwide smash.

They released their fourth album in 2009, and Lines, Vine, and Trying Times was another number-one success, and it would prove their last for a decade as the members sought to launch prolific solo careers as well as successful business ventures.

2019 saw a huge return to form with Happiness Begins, the band's third successive number-one album in the US. The album also included their first US number-one single, with Sucker proving a monumental hit. Happiness Being was a platinum-certified Republic Records success, the first the Jonas Brothers had released with the label.

The album also features hit singles, including Cool and Only Human. In 2023 the Jonas Brothers released their sixth studio album, titled The Album; it once again charted in the top five in both the US and the UK and was one of the biggest sales week successes when it came out.

It included the singles Wings, Waffle House and Summer Baby, all of which are sure to be popular setlist tracks on their current tour.

Over the course of their glittering career the Jonas Brothers have sold over tens of millions of albums and have received a host of accolades and awards.

In January 2023, the Jonas Brothers were awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and they have scored two prestigious Grammy Award nominations, two American Music Awards, Five Billboard Music Awards and a host of MTV Video Music Awards.