Las Vegas is about to get a full Jonas Brothers takeover for Memorial Day weekend, with the trio locking in a four-night run at Dolby Live at Park MGM on May 20 and May 22 through 24, 2026. Branded as "Greetings From Las Vegas," the shows are part of the wider Jonas20 anniversary celebration that looks back on two decades of music. Each night is set to start at 8 p.m., with setlists pulling from the brothers' full career catalogue along with material from their solo projects.
Details on residency dates and seating options, including premium banquettes, VIP packages and pre-show add-ons, are laid out on Ticketmaster. The May 20 to 24 run is listed under "Jonas Brothers: Greetings From Las Vegas" at Dolby Live at Park MGM, and fans can browse official VIP upgrades and extras before tickets hit general on-sale.
The Vegas engagement was announced Thursday, and local outlets quickly broke down how to get in the door. According to FOX5, presales open Monday, March 9 at 10 a.m. PT and continue through Thursday, March 12 at 10 p.m. PT. The general on-sale follows on Friday, March 13 at 10 a.m. PT, with tickets starting at $49 plus fees.
What to Expect
Fans can expect a production that swings between arena-scale spectacle and stripped-back moments. Recent shows have featured acoustic interludes, horn sections, confetti blasts and the occasional surprise guest. As outlined on the Jonas Brothers tour page, the set typically runs through early hits, newer singles and cuts from Nick and Joe's solo catalogs along with DNCE favorites, with slightly different highlights from night to night.
Shows generally clock in at around two hours, backed by a full live band and layered lighting and video elements that are built to make a mid-size theater feel like a much bigger room.
Dolby Live And The Strip
Dolby Live at Park MGM is an intimate, tech-heavy theater on the Strip, known for its Dolby Atmos sound system and flexible premium seating design. As noted on the Park MGM Dolby Live page, the venue sits inside Park MGM at 3770 S. Las Vegas Boulevard and offers premium banquette seating and pre-show receptions that are well suited to multi-night runs. The upgraded audio and theater layout have made it a go-to stop for artists booking short residencies on the Strip.
For anyone planning to go, it is worth setting a calendar alert for March 13 at 10 a.m. PT and sticking to official sellers to steer clear of scams. Presale access can boost your chances, although it does not guarantee a seat. Tickets and official VIP packages will be sold through Ticketmaster, and fans should keep an eye on the band's channels for any presale codes or last-minute updates.
