Coverage spread: 2 sources — 2 unrated
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Where they agree
- The Jonas Brothers announced a 45-city North American tour called The Burning Up Tour All Over Again.
- The tour includes a Nov. 27 stop at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona.
- The tour follows sold-out celebration shows the band held at Madison Square Garden.
Where they differ
- Phoenix New Times includes additional detail the other source omits, naming Magnus Ferrell and Deleasa as opening acts for the Glendale show.
- Phoenix New Times provides ticketing specifics, including the Aug. 18 Spotify Reserved presale and Aug. 21 general Ticketmaster on-sale, while 12 News frames the piece more generally as a fan FAQ.
- Phoenix New Times includes a direct quote from the band explaining their motivation for extending the tour, which 12 News does not.
The Jonas Brothers will play Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona on Friday, Nov. 27, as part of a newly announced 45-city North American tour called “The Burning Up Tour All Over Again.” The tour follows sold-out celebration shows the trio held at Madison Square Garden in New York, which the band says drove them to take the run on the road.
What did the Jonas Brothers announce?
Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas revealed a 45-city North American tour that grew directly out of the response to their recent Madison Square Garden shows. In a statement announcing the tour, the group said the MSG shows reminded them how much the music means to them and to longtime fans, and that the strong reaction convinced them to keep going beyond New York. The Glendale stop is one date on that expanded schedule.
When and where is the Arizona show?
The Jonas Brothers will perform at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale on Nov. 27, 2026. Magnus Ferrell and Deleasa are set to open the show as supporting acts, according to Phoenix New Times.
How can fans get tickets?
A Spotify Reserved presale opens Tuesday, Aug. 18, at 8:28 a.m. local time, with other presale windows running through the week. General tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, Aug. 21, at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster.
Why does this tour matter for fans
The tour marks a continuation of the band’s renewed momentum following their Madison Square Garden celebration run, suggesting the group wanted to bring that experience to fans across the country rather than limit it to a handful of East Coast shows. For Phoenix-area fans, it’s a chance to see the band perform locally without traveling out of state, at one of the Valley’s larger indoor arenas.
What details are still unclear?
Neither source lists a full setlist, ticket price range, or the complete 45-city route beyond confirming the Glendale date. Fans looking for the entire tour itinerary or pricing details will need to check official Jonas Brothers or Ticketmaster listings once they go live.
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