The Jonas Brothers will stop in Glendale this fall as part of The Burning Up Tour All Over Again, with a scheduled performance at Desert Diamond Arena on Nov. 27, concert promoters announced.
Tour stop confirmed at Desert Diamond Arena
The Valley of the Sun will host the pop trio—Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas—when the tour reaches Phoenix-area fans. The band is scheduled to play in 45 cities during a four-month run that begins in Boston and concludes in Newark, organizers said.
Opening the Phoenix stop will be singer Magnus Ferrell and DJ Deleasa, who are listed as the support acts for the Glendale date. Ticketing details released with the announcement indicate a tiered sales process and multiple VIP options.
"Our last tour reminded us just how much this music means to us and to the fans who’ve been with us from the start," the band said in a statement. "The response was so overwhelming announcing the MSG shows that we knew we couldn’t stop at New York. We’re taking The Burning Up Tour All Over Again on the road so we can relive it with all of you, city by city. We can’t wait to run it back with all of you."
When and how to buy tickets
Fans in the Phoenix area who want to attend should be aware of the staggered sales windows. A Spotify Reserved presale in the U.S. begins on Tuesday, Aug. 18, at 8:28 a.m. local time. Eligible Spotify users will be notified through the app or by email and may purchase up to two tickets. General public tickets go on sale Friday, Aug. 21, at 10 a.m. local time at Ticketmaster.
VIP packages will also be available through the tour’s vendor. According to the announcement, VIPs may receive access to a pre-show Burnin’ Up VIP Lounge, specially designed VIP gift items, pre-show merchandise shopping and other perks. Package contents vary by offer; prospective buyers should visit the vendor's site for specifics.
- Date: Nov. 27
- Venue: Desert Diamond Arena, Glendale
- Presale: Spotify Reserved, Aug. 18 at 8:28 a.m. local time
- General sale: Aug. 21 at 10 a.m. local time (Ticketmaster)
- Supporting acts: Magnus Ferrell and DJ Deleasa
Local implications for residents and businesses
A high-profile concert at Desert Diamond Arena typically draws thousands of attendees from across the Valley and beyond. For Glendale residents, that can mean increased traffic around the arena on game-day roads and surface streets, higher demand for parking near the venue and greater activity for nearby restaurants, bars and hotels.
Event nights often prompt the city and venue partners to coordinate traffic control, ride-share staging and on-site security. Residents who live close to the arena or along common approach routes may want to plan travel accordingly or expect restrictions on curbside parking during the event.
Local hospitality and retail businesses often see a surge in customers on concert nights. While the announcement did not include projected attendance figures, the presence of national acts such as the Jonas Brothers typically creates notable short-term economic activity in the immediate vicinity of performance venues.
What to watch for next
Glendale residents who plan to attend should confirm eligibility for the Spotify presale and monitor official ticket outlets for limits and available packages. Further logistical information — including parking maps, arena entry procedures and any COVID-19 or safety protocols — will be posted by Desert Diamond Arena and the tour promoter as the date approaches.
The tour announcement comes as part of a larger national routing that gives Phoenix-area fans a single-date opportunity to see the group on their fall run. For the latest ticketing updates, check the tour’s official pages, Ticketmaster and the Spotify Reserved notifications for presale eligibility.
For more information on seating, VIP options and venue policies, visit Ticketmaster, VIPNation and Desert Diamond Arena’s official websites.
