How to Buy Jonas Brothers ‘Burning Up Tour: All Over Again’ Tickets (2026)

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I have such fond memories of going to see the Jonas Brothers on their Burning Up Tour back in 2008. Never did I think that nearly 18 years later, they would be bringing the Burning Up tour back for three nights only. Yes, last month the Jonas Brothers announced they would be doing the ‘Burning Up Tour: All Over Again’ at Madison Square Garden for three nights only.

As you can imagine, this caused quite an uproar among Jo Bros fans (myself included, even though I saw them on tour last year) and tickets sold out fast. That said, if you still want to join in the fun, you can still get those last-minute tickets. 

Ahead, we have all the information you need to know in order to successfully secure tickets to the Jonas Brothers‘ Burning Up Tour: All Over Again. And yes, that includes last-minute tickets to the Jonas Brothers at MSG, which are happening this week. If you ask me, it’s sure to be quite a hot ticket. 

When Do Presale Tickets for the Jonas Brothers ‘Burning Up Tour: All Over Again’ Drop?

Tickets to the tour officially started on August 18 at 8:28 a.m. ET for Spotify Premium members. If you missed out or weren’t eligible, don’t worry! There’s still a chance to score presale tickets during the Citi Cardmember and Artist Presale window. Both the Citi Cardmember Presale and Artist Presale start on Wednesday, August 19 at 10 a.m. ET. At that time, a VIP package presale will also go live. The Live Nation presale and venue presale tickets open on Thursday, August 20 at 10 a.m. ET.

If you miss out on any of the above presale ticket windows, General Sale goes live on Friday, August 21st at 10 a.m. ET.

Where to Buy Jonas Brothers ‘Burning Up All Over Again’ Tickets

Looking for Jonas Brothers: The Burning Up Tour All Over Again or just last-minute tickets to see them at MSG? Here’s a quick overview of some of the platforms that still have tickets left for the shows next week. Spoiler alert: There are tickets available in most sections (including the floor) across all three nights. 

Ticketmaster is probably the first place you look for concert tickets by habit. Nearly all of the tickets left on Ticketmaster for the three nights are verified resale (a ticket that was put back up for sale) aside from a few single seats that are standard admission. On Ticketmaster, you can browse by price, ticket number, and section. It’s worth noting that on Ticketmaster, they are using all-in pricing, which means the number you see includes fees (excluding taxes). This is good to keep in mind so you have a better idea of how much you’ll be spending at the end of the day. 

Vivid Seats is a great platform to look at if you want a discount. They have a sale filter where you can find tickets that are on sale. It’s nothing crazy for this show; however, you can save $10, which is still pretty good. Aside from that, they have a 100% Buyer Guarantee, which means that your tickets will arrive before the event starts or you’ll get your money back.

If you don’t have any luck on Ticketmaster, then you can always try StubHub. Even when events say they are “sold-out,” you’ll almost always find a ticket here. You can browse based on location and price—and even set notifications to let you know if a certain seat you’ve been eyeing has dropped. There’s also the ability to browse based on the view and best value so you can peruse the options and see what is best for you. 

It’s worth a shot looking at SeatGeek for tickets too because they often have some underrated finds. Here, the tickets include fees and let you browse based on price and accessibility too. It also lets you know if the ticket you’re looking at has an obstructed view, very clearly making it a helpful platform. 

How Much Do Jonas Brothers Tour Tickets Cost in 2026?

As with most tours, prices vary by location, venue, and availability. For this three-night-only event, the tickets for the Jonas Brothers are on the higher side, ranging from $123 to $2,800+ depending on where you’re seated. The same seats would probably cost less at a different venue, but since it’s at Madison Square Garden, it’s a whole different ballgame. For example, right now on StubHub, a single floor seat for section A is going for $2,808. That is extremely expensive for a floor seat; however, you’re paying a premium to be close to the Jonas Brothers for a special concert event.

Like many hot ticket events, prices typically drop in the hours leading up to show time. We recommend refreshing these websites a couple of hours ahead of when the doors open to see if any prices have dropped. You can always check the box office on the day of the event to see if they have any tickets available too—generally you can score tickets without the additional fees that accompany online platforms. 

When Are the Jonas Brothers ‘Burning Up Tour: All Over Again’ Shows?

Previously, the Jonas Brothers’ ‘Burning Up: All Over Again’ shows were slated for three nights only at Madison Square Garden on August 20, August 21, and August 22. However, that recently changed when they announced that they would be expanding to a 45-city tour across North America.

The Jonas Brothers have mentioned in their “Hey Jonas!” podcast that each of the nights will be different from the other so if you don’t want to miss out, then you could buy tickets for all three shows. Plus, if we had to venture a guess, there might be a Camp Rock 3 surprise thrown in there since the movie came out last week.