The Jonas Brothers have officially added 50 more dates to their already expansive world tour, "The Tour," and fans in San Diego are in for a treat. The musical trio is set to perform at San Diego's Viejas Arena on October 28, bringing their iconic "Five Albums, One Night" concept for the first time in the city.
Originally announcing "The Tour" in May, it has now expanded to an eye-popping 90 shows across 20 countries - making it their biggest tour ever, People Magazine reports. This tour run will showcase their entire musical journey, selecting hits from their six studio albums, including their latest release, "The Album," which hit the shelves in May this year.
Not only will each concert on the world tour feature a lengthy setlist, but each night, the brothers are slated to perform their five albums in their entirety, giving fans a truly immersive experience into their music - a unique element that is sure to bring audiences to their feet. Adding even more excitement, the supporting act for the North American leg of the tour will be pop band Lawrence Fox 5 San Diego revealed.
As previously reported by People, the expanded tour includes 26 new North American dates, making stops in Canada and the United States. The tour then heads to destinations in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, ultimately concluding with a grand finale show in Belfast, Northern Ireland on June 20. The Jonas Brothers, who rose to fame after their Disney Channel Original Movie "Camp Rock," have definitely set the bar high with their ambitious world tour.
While the tour officially kicks off with two sold-out nights at Yankee Stadium in New York on August 12 and 13, anticipation is already sky-high for the newly announced dates. Fans eager to see the musical trio in action can sign up for Verified Fan presale access on Ticketmaster through July 31, 10 p.m. ET. Those who receive an access code will be able to purchase presale tickets starting on August 3. Meanwhile, a limited number of general sale tickets are expected to be available on August 4, 10 a.m. local time.
With rave reviews from their recent five-night Broadway residency in March that served as a blueprint for their upcoming shows, the Jonas Brothers' world tour is bound to be a memorable, high-energy experience for fans everywhere. People noted that, talking about the Broadway residency, Nick Jonas told SiriusXM’s Radio Andy, "We basically played five nights and picked a different album that we spotlit for the first act of the show. We played it in its entirety. Which, for a lot of these songs, we’ve never even played them or we hadn’t played them in 15-plus years."
