Jonas Brothers Burning Up Tour 2026: Dates, Tickets, Setlist & Opening Acts
Update log (2)
- — The Reserved by Spotify presale opened on the morning of 18 August, with its two-tickets-per-tour limit. The Citi and AMEX presales follow on 19 August and the general on-sale is 21 August. No face value has been published for any date, including the three Madison Square Garden shows, which open on 20 August at 7:30pm.
- — The tour has started. Opening night at Madison Square Garden on 20 August ran to 32 songs across two acts, with the 2008 Burning Up Tour replayed in order before an intermission, and a new song called 'Listen When Sad' debuted live — its studio version arrives on 28 August. The full setlist is now on this page. Two Madison Square Garden nights remain, on 21 and 22 August, and neither the venue nor Ticketmaster marked them sold out when checked on the morning of 21 August.

- The tour opened at Madison Square Garden on Thursday 20 August 2026 with a two-act show: Act I replays the 2008 Burning Up Tour in order, Act II covers everything since the reunion. Thirty-two songs, a 20-minute intermission, and ‘Burnin’ Up’ played twice.
- A new song, ‘Listen When Sad’, had its live debut in Act II. The studio version is out on Friday 28 August 2026, made with John Fields — the band’s producer on the original 2008-era records.
- General on-sale is Friday 21 August at 10:00am local venue time, with a limit of eight. Local means local: at 10:00am Eastern the sixteen Eastern-time dates flipped to on-sale while the Central-time dates were still counting down.
- There is still no published ticket price, for any date. Ticketmaster’s own page says the organiser releases prices when sales begin, and no face value appears on any listing even now that the tour has started.
The Jonas Brothers opened The Burning Up Tour All Over Again at Madison Square Garden on Thursday 20 August 2026 — and the set is two shows in one. Act I replays their 2008 Burning Up Tour in order. After a 20-minute intermission, Act II covers everything since the reunion, including a brand-new song.
The second thing worth knowing: still nobody has published a ticket price. Not the band, not the venues, and not Ticketmaster, which says the organiser will release prices when sales begin. The tour has now begun, and there is still no face value on any listing.
What is on the Burning Up Tour setlist?
Thirty-two songs, split into two acts with an intermission — nineteen from the 2008 tour, thirteen from everything after it. This is night one at Madison Square Garden, 20 August 2026.
⚠️ Full setlist below. If you are going to a later date and want the show cold, stop here.
Act I — the 2008 Burning Up Tour, replayed
| # | Song | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | That’s Just the Way We Roll | |
| 2 | Shelf | |
| 3 | Hold On | |
| 4 | BB Good | |
| 5 | Goodnight and Goodbye | Drum-stick flip battle after this song |
| 6 | Video Girl | Nick also on drums |
| 7 | Gotta Find You / This Is Me | Acoustic |
| 8 | A Little Bit Longer | Shortened; Nick also on piano |
| 9 | Still in Love With You | |
| 10 | Tonight | |
| 11 | Year 3000 | Busted cover |
| 12 | Pushin’ Me Away | Shortened |
| 13 | Hello Beautiful | |
| 14 | Lovebug | With two members of the original touring band |
| 15 | Can’t Have You | |
| 16 | Play My Music | |
| 17 | When You Look Me in the Eyes | |
| 18 | S.O.S. | |
| 19 | Burnin’ Up | Followed by a drum solo |
Act II — after the reunion
| # | Song | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Backwards | |
| 2 | Love Me to Heaven | Shortened |
| 3 | Waffle House | |
| 4 | Cake by the Ocean | DNCE song |
| 5 | Jealous | Nick Jonas solo song |
| 6 | Changing | Kevin Jonas solo song |
| 7 | Cool | Played at the request of a fan |
| 8 | Listen When Sad | Live debut |
| 9 | Only Human | |
| 10 | What a Man Gotta Do | |
| 11 | Leave Before You Love Me | Marshmello and Jonas Brothers |
| 12 | Sucker | |
| 13 | Burnin’ Up | Reprise, with Big Rob |
Three things are worth pulling out of that list.
“Burnin’ Up” is played twice. It closes Act I as it did in 2008, and then returns at the very end of Act II. The reason for the reprise was that Big Rob — the bodyguard whose verse is part of the song — had been delayed getting to the venue by weather and missed the first one.
Act I is a reconstruction, not a greatest-hits set. “Shelf”, “BB Good” and “Video Girl” are album tracks that have not been regular fixtures since the original run. Two members of the 2008 touring band came back for “Lovebug”.
Act II is where the set is likely to move. One song was played because a fan asked, and the closing reprise happened because of a guest’s travel. Act I is billed as the 2008 show replayed; Act II is the part that can differ from night to night.
What is the new song, “Listen When Sad”?
It is the band’s next single, and it was played live before anyone had heard the record. “Listen When Sad” had its live debut in Act II on 20 August, and the studio version is released on Friday 28 August 2026.
The detail that tells you what it is aiming at: it was made with John Fields, who produced the band’s late-2000s records — the era Act I of this show recreates. The single is being framed as a deliberate return to that sound rather than a continuation of their recent releases.
When does the general on-sale open?
Friday 21 August at 10:00am local venue time, with a limit of eight tickets. All the presales have now run.
| Sale | Date | Time | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reserved by Spotify | Tue 18 Aug | 8:28am | Closed |
| Citi Cardmember (US) | Wed 19 Aug | 10:00am | Closed |
| AMEX (Canada) | Wed 19 Aug | 10:00am | Closed |
| General on-sale | Fri 21 Aug | 10:00am local | Opens by time zone |
“Local venue time” is the load-bearing phrase, and it is observable. Ticketmaster labels each date’s on-sale in that venue’s own zone. At 10:00am Eastern on 21 August, the sixteen Eastern-time dates on the listing had switched over to a ticket link, while the two Central-time dates still showed a countdown — because in Chicago it was nine in the morning.
So there is no single national moment. If your show is in Denver, your on-sale is at 10:00am Mountain — two hours after New York’s has already opened. On the West Coast it is three hours later, and the seats have been moving that whole time.
One extra sale was reported by an outlet — a Live Nation presale on 20 August — that never appeared on Ticketmaster’s own presale list, and it came from the same outlet that misreported the Spotify time. It is not treated as confirmed here.
How much are Jonas Brothers tickets?
There is still no published price, for any date, anywhere — and the tour has already started.
That is the finding, not a gap in this article. Ticketmaster’s page for the tour says the event organiser will release ticket price details when sales begin. Sales have begun: the three Garden shows went on sale, all three presales have run, and the tour has played its opening night. The listing still shows no face value.
When we re-read the artist listing on the morning of 21 August, the only dollar amounts rendered on the entire page belonged to a sweepstakes promotion.
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Face value | Not published |
| VIP packages | Confirmed, no prices |
| Entry | Mobile only |
| Ticket limit, general sale | 8 |
If you see a specific price range for this tour, it is not coming from the band, the venues or Ticketmaster. It is either a secondary-market asking price, which is not face value, or a guess.
VIP packages run through VIP Nation and include premium seating, a pre-show lounge, a gift item and early merch shopping. No package prices were available when checked. Ticketmaster notes the VIP details page may disappear entirely if those packages sell out.
For a US on-sale where the prices were published in advance, and where the presale-code market turned out to be mostly noise, see our guide to Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields presale, prices and lineup .
What are the full Burning Up Tour 2026 dates?
Forty-seven dates across 45 cities — 44 on the fall run, plus three nights at Madison Square Garden. The extra two cities-worth of dates are the Garden’s second and third nights.
August — Madison Square Garden
| Date | City | Venue | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thu 20 Aug | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden | Played |
| Fri 21 Aug | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden | 7:30pm, doors 6:30pm ET |
| Sat 22 Aug | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden | 7:30pm ET |
Checked on the morning of 21 August, neither remaining Garden night was marked sold out on Ticketmaster, and Madison Square Garden’s own event page was still offering tickets for both — despite at least one report describing the run as sold out.
September
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 25 Sep | Boston, MA | TD Garden |
| 26 Sep | Manchester, NH | SNHU Arena |
| 28 Sep | Toronto, ON | RBC Amphitheatre |
| 30 Sep | Washington, D.C. | Capital One Arena |
October
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Oct | Raleigh, NC | Lenovo Center |
| 2 Oct | Philadelphia, PA | Xfinity Mobile Arena |
| 5 Oct | Miami, FL | Kaseya Center |
| 6 Oct | Orlando, FL | Kia Center |
| 8 Oct | Atlanta, GA | State Farm Arena |
| 9 Oct | Birmingham, AL | Legacy Arena at The BJCC |
| 11 Oct | Tampa, FL | Benchmark International Arena |
| 13 Oct | Charlotte, NC | Spectrum Center |
| 15 Oct | Indianapolis, IN | Gainbridge Fieldhouse |
| 16 Oct | Columbus, OH | Nationwide Arena |
| 17 Oct | Lexington, KY | Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center |
| 19 Oct | Cleveland, OH | Rocket Arena |
| 20 Oct | Buffalo, NY | KeyBank Center |
| 22 Oct | Rosemont, IL | Allstate Arena |
| 25 Oct | Detroit, MI | Little Caesars Arena |
| 26 Oct | Pittsburgh, PA | PPG Paints Arena |
November
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Nov | Milwaukee, WI | Fiserv Forum |
| 2 Nov | Saint Paul, MN | Grand Casino Arena |
| 3 Nov | Kansas City, MO | T-Mobile Center |
| 5 Nov | Nashville, TN | Bridgestone Arena |
| 9 Nov | Oklahoma City, OK | Paycom Center |
| 10 Nov | Dallas, TX | American Airlines Center |
| 13 Nov | Austin, TX | Moody Center |
| 14 Nov | San Antonio, TX | Frost Bank Center |
| 17 Nov | Palm Desert, CA | Acrisure Arena |
| 18 Nov | Los Angeles, CA | Hollywood Bowl |
| 21 Nov | San Francisco, CA | Chase Center |
| 22 Nov | Sacramento, CA | Golden 1 Center |
| 27 Nov | Glendale, AZ | Desert Diamond Arena |
| 28 Nov | Las Vegas, NV | MGM Grand Garden Arena |
| 30 Nov | San Diego, CA | Viejas Arena |
December
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Dec | Anaheim, CA | Honda Center |
| 5 Dec | Seattle, WA | Climate Pledge Arena |
| 7 Dec | Salt Lake City, UT | Delta Center |
| 9 Dec | Denver, CO | Ball Arena |
| 10 Dec | Lincoln, NE | Pinnacle Bank Arena |
| 12 Dec | Sioux Falls, SD | Denny Sanford PREMIER Center |
| 15 Dec | Grand Rapids, MI | Van Andel Arena |
| 19 Dec | Belmont Park, NY | UBS Arena |
| 21 Dec | Newark, NJ | Prudential Center |
Who is opening for the Jonas Brothers?
Support rotates through the run rather than staying fixed, and no single act is on every date.
| Act | Where |
|---|---|
| Magnus Ferrell | Various dates |
| Franklin Jonas | Various dates |
| Deleasa | Various dates |
| All Time Low | Hollywood Bowl only |
All Time Low appear on one night only, 18 November at the Hollywood Bowl — the single date with a different bill from the rest of the tour.
For the three Madison Square Garden nights specifically, no source we could find names who opened. Because the bill rotates, the only reliable way to know who is playing before your show is your own date’s event page.
⚠️ A search for the opening act of night one returns a confident answer naming a Canadian band. That band supported a different Jonas Brothers tour, and nothing about this show places them at the Garden. It is wrong.
Why is the tour called “All Over Again”?
The name is a revival, and the setlist is the reason it is accurate. The original Burning Up Tour ran across North America in 2008, and Act I of this show replays it rather than referencing it.
The band’s framing for the expansion was that the response to announcing the Madison Square Garden shows was large enough that they did not want to stop at New York. Three Garden nights became a 45-city run.
The timing sits next to another marker: Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas were inducted as Disney Legends on 16 August 2026, four days before the tour opened.
What should you do on the day?
Six things, and the first one costs people tickets every time: work out your own venue’s local 10:00am before you do anything else. The rest is about not paying for a number nobody has published.
- Know your local time, not a national one. The 10:00am on-sale is the venue’s local 10:00am. Eastern dates opened three hours before Pacific ones.
- Do not budget from a number you saw online. No face value has been published even now that the tour has started; prices appear inside the purchase flow.
- Check your own date’s page for the support act. The bill rotates, and only the Hollywood Bowl has a confirmed different line-up.
- Expect an intermission. This is a two-act show with a 20-minute break, so it runs longer than a standard arena set.
- Doors at the Garden are an hour before. The venue listed doors at 6:30pm ET for the 7:30pm start on 21 August when we checked that morning.
- If you want the new song, it lands on 28 August. You do not need a ticket to hear it.
Sources
| Source | What it supports here |
|---|---|
| setlist.fm: Madison Square Garden, 20 August 2026 | The full two-act setlist, the act labels, the 20-minute intermission, the performance notes, and the reason for the “Burnin’ Up” reprise |
| Laughing Place: Jonas Brothers at Madison Square Garden set list | Independent confirmation of both acts song for song, the live debut of “Listen When Sad”, and its 28 August release |
| Ticketmaster: The Burning Up Tour All Over Again | Every presale name, date, time and ticket limit, the general on-sale, mobile-only entry, VIP package handling, and the statement that prices come when sales begin |
| Ticketmaster: Jonas Brothers events | That no price is displayed on any listing, the per-venue time-zone labels on the general on-sale, the 46 remaining events, and that neither Garden night was marked sold out |
| Madison Square Garden: event page | The 7:30pm start and 6:30pm doors, read on the morning of 21 August, and that tickets were still being offered for both remaining nights. ⚠️ This page always shows the next upcoming Garden date, so it will not show 21 August once that night has passed |
| Jonas Brothers official tour page | The date, city and venue for all 44 fall dates, and the spellings used here |
| Xfinity Mobile Arena announcement | The 45-city figure, the 8:28am presale time and the support acts |
| 313 Presents announcement | Corroboration of the 8:28am presale time and the general on-sale |
Checked 21 August 2026, with the on-sale state observed at 10:00am Eastern. No affiliate links, and no payment was received for any link on this page.
How we verified this
The setlist comes from two independent records of the same show, and they match song for song. setlist.fm’s entry for Madison Square Garden on 20 August 2026 and an entertainment site’s published set list for night one list the same 19 songs in Act I and the same 13 in Act II, in the same order. Where only one of them carries a detail — which guitarists joined for “Lovebug”, which songs were shortened — that is stated as coming from the setlist record rather than presented as independently confirmed.
🔴 The first setlist page a search returns is for a show that has not happened yet. setlist.fm has pages for all three Madison Square Garden nights, created in July, and the one for 21 August ranks highly while containing the line “there are no songs in this setlist yet”. Anything describing the 21 August set as known is describing an empty page. The setlist here is night one, 20 August, and is labelled as such throughout.
⚠️ A setlist is one night, not a guarantee. Act I is billed as a replay of the 2008 tour and is the part most likely to stay fixed; Act II already contains a fan request and a song added for a guest. Later dates can differ.
⚠️ One widely surfaced claim about the opening act did not survive checking. A search summary named a Canadian band as the night-one opener. That band supported a different Jonas Brothers tour, no report of this show names them, and neither the setlist record for the night nor the support acts’ own concert histories place them at Madison Square Garden. It is not repeated here. No source we could find names who opened the Garden nights specifically, and this page says that rather than guessing.
The on-sale timing was confirmed by watching it happen, not by reading about it. Ticketmaster’s listing labels each date’s general sale in the venue’s own time zone. At 10:00am Eastern on 21 August, the sixteen dates labelled “10:00 AM EDT” had switched to a ticket link while the two labelled “10:00 AM CDT” still showed a countdown, because it was 9:00am in Chicago. That is the clearest possible demonstration that this is a staggered on-sale rather than a national one.
One widely republished detail was wrong and it would have cost readers the presale. One music outlet reported the Spotify presale as starting at 8:28 p.m. local time. Ticketmaster’s own event help page, and two separate venue press releases carrying the promoter’s copy, all state 8:28 a.m. The morning time is used here. Anyone acting on the evening version would have arrived roughly twelve hours late to a two-ticket presale.
All ticketing details come from Ticketmaster’s own help page for this tour, not from coverage of it: the presale names, the start times in local venue time, the two-ticket limit on the Spotify presale, the eight-ticket limit at general on-sale, and mobile-only entry. That page passes a control check — the real article returns a live page and an invented article number on the same host returns 404. Every time and limit was re-read from it on 21 August and none had changed.
The price section reports an absence, and quotes the source of that absence. Ticketmaster’s page still states that “the Event Organizer will release the ticket price details when sales begin”, unchanged from before the first presale. Re-checked on the morning of 21 August with the tour already under way: the only dollar figures rendered anywhere on the artist listing belong to a sweepstakes promotion, not to a ticket. Pages that publish a face-value range for this tour are not quoting a published figure.
⚠️ The Madison Square Garden event link is a rolling page, and its event ID is decorative. Requesting that URL with the real ID, with a different Garden night’s ID, and with an all-zeros ID returns three byte-identical pages, all showing the next upcoming Garden date. So the page cannot be used as a permanent record of any one night: it showed 21 August when read on the morning of 21 August, and it will show 22 August afterwards. The start and doors times here are stamped to that reading.
⚠️ At least one report described the Madison Square Garden run as sold out. The ticketing pages did not agree. Checked at about 10:00am Eastern on 21 August, Ticketmaster listed both remaining Garden nights without a sold-out marker, and Madison Square Garden’s own event page offered tickets for both. This page reports what those two pages showed and when, rather than either repeating or contradicting the description.
The tour dates were re-read from the band’s own tour page, which lists 44 dates from 25 September to 21 December — four in September, sixteen in October, fifteen in November and nine in December. Those 44 plus the three Madison Square Garden nights give the 47 dates across 45 cities. Ticketmaster’s artist page now shows 46 events, because 20 August has passed.
One corroborating source could not be control-checked, and is treated accordingly. The 313 Presents announcement returns the same response for a real and an invented path, so no status check on that host can discriminate. Its content was read directly and is specific to the Detroit date, so it is used as corroboration only.
No affiliate links, and nothing here links to a resale marketplace. Secondary-market listings do carry numbers for this tour, which is exactly why they are not cited: an asking price is not a face value, and quoting one would answer the price question with the wrong kind of number.