The Jonas Brothers will perform at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center in Sioux Falls on Dec. 12 as part of their Burning Up All Over Again anniversary world tour, the venue announced Monday.
Dates, presale and on-sale information
The Denny Sanford said tickets will go on sale Friday, Aug. 21, with an advance presale beginning Aug. 18 through Ticketmaster. Assistant General Manager Jim Johnson confirmed the concert date to the venue, which had been part of a broader social media tease from the tour.
| Event | Detail |
|---|---|
| Show | Dec. 12 — Denny Sanford PREMIER Center |
| Presale | Aug. 18 — Ticketmaster |
| Public on-sale | Aug. 21 |
How Sioux Falls was revealed
The Denny Sanford was one of about half a dozen venues across the country to post a cryptic message referencing the group’s 2007 single "Burnin' Up," using the song’s iconic flame imagery. The venue also displayed flames on its outdoor kiosk, fueling local anticipation before the formal announcement.
Tour background and local implications
The brothers — Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas — have performed together for more than two decades and reunited after a 2013 hiatus. Their statement about revisiting the tour reflects that history:
"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. We can't wait to run it back with you."
The announcement places Sioux Falls on the itinerary for what the group is billing as an anniversary world tour, following the release last year of their album "Greetings From Your Hometown." The brothers were also recently named half-time performers for the NFL's first regular-season game in Australia and were inducted into the Disney Legends Hall of Fame on Aug. 16.
For Sioux Falls residents, the concert adds a high-profile stop to a busy calendar at the Denny Sanford during the fall and early winter. The venue has already announced several other events this season, giving residents and visitors multiple entertainment options leading into and through the holiday period.
- Oct. 15 — Zach Top
- Oct. 24 — Zac Brown Band
- Dec. 10 — Bret Kreischer
- March 16, 2027 — TobyMac with Crowder and Jeremy Camp
Local consequences and considerations
A Jonas Brothers concert in mid-December could affect traffic, parking and hospitality demand during a time when the city typically balances holiday travel and events. Local businesses that serve concertgoers — restaurants, hotels and retail — can expect an uptick in customers, though specific economic impacts depend on ticket sales and attendee origin.
Residents planning to attend should note presale and public on-sale dates, consider transportation and parking options in advance, and monitor the Denny Sanford and Ticketmaster for any updates on supporting acts, venue policies or venue-arrival windows. The Denny Sanford’s announcement provides the confirmed date and ticketing timeline, but additional show details commonly follow closer to the event.
The confirmation also continues a trend of national touring acts stopping in Sioux Falls, reinforcing the PREMIER Center's role as a regional entertainment hub. For many local fans, the Dec. 12 date is a high-profile opportunity to see a group that rose to fame through Disney-era work and sustained mainstream success across multiple tours and releases.
Ticket buyers should be prepared for demand, especially if presale codes or fan clubs are involved. Check Ticketmaster and the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center's official channels for seating maps, accessibility information and any venue-specific requirements.
