Jonas Brothers tickets: MSG run sends fans to resale sites
Jonas Brothers play Madison Square Garden Aug. 20-22, with Ticketmaster seats scarce and resale listings still available.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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Jonas Brothers tickets for the band’s three-night Madison Square Garden run are already tight, with Rolling Stone reporting that Ticketmaster inventory sold quickly and is now largely made up of marked-up resale listings.
The shows, billed as “The Burning Up Tour All Over Again,” are scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 20, through Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026, in New York City. The limited run brings Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas back to the era of their late-2000s pop breakout, with songs including “S.O.S.,” “When You Look Me in the Eyes” and “A Little Bit Longer” expected to be part of the nostalgia rush, according to Rolling Stone.
Where can I buy Jonas Brothers tickets?
Rolling Stone pointed fans toward resale marketplaces including StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, TicketNetwork and Gametime as alternatives for the Madison Square Garden dates. Resale marketplaces let ticket holders list seats for others to buy, usually at prices that can rise or fall based on demand.
Because this is a three-show run at one of New York’s biggest venues, availability varies by date and platform. Rolling Stone described the shows as nearly sold out and said demand has been strong.
- StubHub says seats are moving quickly and expects demand to rise as the concerts get closer, according to Rolling Stone.
- Rolling Stone reported that the Saturday, Aug. 22, show is the most popular date on StubHub, with some seats still listed below $150.
- Vivid Seats says the opening night show has only 4% of tickets remaining, according to Rolling Stone.
- Rolling Stone reported that Vivid Seats still shows more availability for the Friday and Saturday concerts, with prices starting as low as $123.
- SeatGeek offers an interactive seating map, upfront fees and notes on obstructed views, according to Rolling Stone.
- TicketNetwork is offering Rolling Stone reader promo codes: RS150 for $150 off orders over $500, and RS300 for $300 off orders of $1,000 or more.
- Gametime is listed as an option for last-minute tickets and also shows Jonas Brothers dates in Oklahoma and Missouri at the beginning of August, according to Rolling Stone.
Why is this Jonas Brothers tour tied to 2008?
The title nods to the band’s original “Burnin’ Up Tour,” which began on July 4, 2008. That trek followed the release of “A Little Bit Longer,” the album that reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, according to Rolling Stone.
Rolling Stone reported that “A Little Bit Longer” went on to sell more than 2 million copies and has nearly 590 million streams on Spotify. The new run is designed to echo that earlier chapter of the band’s career, giving longtime fans a chance to revisit the group’s Disney-era hits in arena form.
The Madison Square Garden dates also arrive shortly after another blast from the same era. “Camp Rock 3,” starring the Jonas Brothers, is set to premiere on Disney Channel on Aug. 13, 2026, according to Rolling Stone. The new installment comes nearly 16 years after the previous “Camp Rock” film.
For fans trying to get in, the main takeaway is blunt: primary tickets are scarce, resale sites still have seats, and the cheapest options may depend on which night buyers choose.
This story draws on original reporting from Rolling Stone.