Jonas Brothers Cancel & Replace Concerts for Upcoming Tour
Why the Jonas Brothers Canceled 6 Stadium Shows for Upcoming Tour
The Jonas Brothers are asking fans to hold on as they make some last-minute changes to their tour.
Joe Jonas, Nick Jonas, and Kevin Jonas confirmed June 13 that six of their Jonas20: Living the Dream Tour concerts were being moved from baseball stadiums to smaller scale locations.
âWeâre so excited to get out and be with you for our 20th anniversary tour,â the brothers said in a June 13 statement on social media. âEvery decision we make is with you in mind. Ensuring the best experience for our incredible fans. Weâre making some venue changes, but rest assured all performances are still happening on the same dates and in the same cities.â
âWeâre pouring our hearts into making this the best tour weâre ever done,â they continued. âWe love performing for you and sharing this journey together.â
For the six shows, fansâ tickets were automatically refunded, with them having exclusive priority access to the June 18 pre-sale for the new venues.Â
As for which dates were affected? The Aug 12 show set for Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. has been relocated to Jiffy Lube Live in Bristol, Va.; the Aug 14 show at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia will now be held at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, NJ; the Aug 26 show slated to take place at Chicagoâs Wrigley Field will now be held at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois.
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Meanwhile, the Aug 28 concert scheduled for Comerica Park in Detroit will now be held at Little Caesars Arena, the Aug 31 show at Globe Life Field in Houston will now take place at Dos Equis Pavilion, and the Sept 6 concert slated to be played at Doger Stadium in Los Angeles will now be at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.
The brothers, whose tour kicks off Aug. 10 in East Rutherford, New Jersey, went on to express their gratitude for their fans amid the venue switch-up.
âWe apologize for any inconvenience these changes have cause,â they added, âand we canât wait to see you on the road! Thank you dearly for your patience and support.â
And Kevin previously teased what fans can expect during the celebratory tour and hinted at how long he and his brothers plan to play their music.
“The fact that we can continue to play music and continue to play live, we know how special it is,” the Claim to Fame host told E! News in May. “This one’s gonna be really special. It’s gonna be not only a celebration, but it’s also a celebration of what’s to come.”
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