Jonas Brothers Boston 2026: September 25 at TD Garden

Why This Concert Matters

The Jonas Brothers’ Boston concert is part of the Burning Up Tour All Over Again, a tour that revisits the band’s 2008 Burning Up Tour while expanding the show to include material from the period following their 2019 reunion. The tour opened with shows at Madison Square Garden in August 2026, where the first act drew heavily from the band’s 2008 era, while the second act moved into newer material from their career. The opening-night performance also introduced “Listen When Sad” live for the first time, adding a new element to a show built largely around nostalgia for the band’s early years.

Timing & Venue

The Jonas Brothers concert takes place on Friday, September 25, 2026, at 7:30 PM at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. The concert is part of The Burning Up Tour All Over Again, which brings back the atmosphere of the 2008 Burning Up Tour alongside songs from later stages of the Jonas Brothers’ career.

Jonas Brothers and Boston

The Jonas Brothers have a long performance history in Boston, dating back to December 2005, when the band performed at the Orpheum Theatre. In March 2008, they appeared at Agganis Arena as part of the Look Me in the Eyes Tour, before returning to TD Garden in July 2009 for the Jonas Brothers World Tour.

The band continued its connection with the city in later years, including a 2013 performance at Bank of America Pavilion, followed by several TD Garden appearances. Those included two Happiness Begins Tour shows in 2019 and a Remember This Tour concert in 2021. In August 2023, the Jonas Brothers performed two shows at TD Garden as part of Five Albums. One Night. The World Tour, while 2025 brought the band to Fenway Park for JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour.

The 2023 TD Garden shows stood out for featuring material from five different album eras, with the performance moving chronologically through portions of the band’s catalog alongside material connected to the members’ individual projects and DNCE.

Current Tour Context

The latest performance context for the Jonas Brothers is the 2026 The Burning Up Tour All Over Again, which began with its first shows at Madison Square Garden in August. The early shows followed a two-act format: the first act primarily revisited material from the band’s 2008 period, while the second act featured songs from the period after the band’s reunion, along with material associated with Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and DNCE.

The early shows also included songs from the 2025 album Greetings From Your Hometown, including “Backwards” and “Love Me to Heaven,” as well as the live debut of “Listen When Sad” during the opening show of the tour.

What to Expect

The first shows of the tour indicate that the concert uses a two-act format separated by a roughly 20-minute intermission. The first act has included songs such as “That’s Just the Way We Roll,” “Shelf,” “Hold On,” “BB Good,” “A Little Bit Longer,” “Year 3000,” “Lovebug,” “When You Look Me in the Eyes,” “S.O.S.” and “Burnin’ Up.”

The second act features newer material such as “Backwards,” “Love Me to Heaven,” “Waffle House,” “Cake by the Ocean,” “Jealous,” “Only Human,” “What a Man Gotta Do,” “Leave Before You Love Me” and “Sucker,” along with “Listen When Sad.”

The August shows have also included acoustic sections, moments with Nick Jonas playing drums or piano, songs associated with individual members, and setlist changes in response to fan requests. One Madison Square Garden performance on August 21 lasted approximately two and a half hours, from about 8:05 PM to 10:35 PM.

For the Boston concert, TD Garden has announced Magnus Ferrell and Deleasa as supporting acts alongside the Jonas Brothers.