The Burning Up Tour All Over Again is the fourteenth concert tour by the American pop rock band Jonas Brothers. The tour was conceptualized as a revival of the Burning Up Tour (2008–09), emulating its set list and set pieces, plus a new set of songs, featuring other hits from the band's catalog. The tour commenced on August 20, 2026, at Madison Square Garden, in New York City, and is set to conclude on December 22, 2026, in Newark, New Jersey, consisting of 51 concerts.
Background On July 7, 2026, the band announced two nights at Madison Square Garden in New York City that was promoted as "The Burning Up Tour: All Over Again" set for August 20 and 21, 2026. Due to overwhelming demand, a third night set for August 22 was announced.
On August 16, more arenas around the United States started teasing the band possibly bringing "The Burning Up Tour: All Over Again" to more cities around the country.
The tour was officially announced by the band on August 17, 2026, making its way across 44 cities in North America. Tickets went on sale on August 21.
On August 25, second shows were added in Los Angeles and Newark due to high demand.
Set list This set list is from the concert in New York City on August 20, 2026.
"That's Just the Way We Roll" "Shelf" "Hold On" "BB Good" "Goodnight and Goodbye" "Video Girl" "Gotta Find You" / "This is Me" "Got Me Going Crazy" (video interlude) "A Little Bit Longer" "Still in Love with You" "Tonight" "Year 3000" "Pushin' Me Away" "Lovebug" "Can’t Have You" "Play My Music" "When You Look Me in the Eyes" "S.O.S" "Burnin' Up"
Intermission
"Backwards" "Love Me to Heaven" "Waffle House" "Cake by the Ocean" "Jealous" "Changing" "Cool" "Listen When Sad" "Only Human" "What a Man Gotta Do" "Leave Before You Love Me" "Sucker" "Burnin' Up"
Tour dates +List of 2026 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, and supporting actsDate (2026)CityCountryVenueSupport act(s)August 20New York City United States Madison Square GardenDeleasaAugust 21August 22September 25BostonTD GardenMagnus FerrellDeleasaSeptember 26ManchesterSNHU ArenaJamie Miller DeleasaSeptember 28TorontoCanadaRBC AmphitheatreSeptember 30Washington, D.C.United StatesCapital One ArenaOctober 1RaleighLenovo CenterOctober 2PhiladelphiaXfinity Mobile ArenaMagnus FerrellDeleasaOctober 5MiamiKaseya CenterOctober 6OrlandoKia CenterOctober 8AtlantaState Farm ArenaBaylee LittrellMagnus FerrellDeleasaOctober 9BirminghamLegacy ArenaOctober 11TampaBenchmark International ArenaOctober 13CharlotteSpectrum CenterOctober 15IndianapolisGainbridge FieldhouseOctober 16ColumbusNationwide ArenaOctober 17LexingtonRupp ArenaOctober 19ClevelandRocket ArenaOctober 20BuffaloKeyBank CenterOctober 22RosemontAllstate ArenaOctober 24TorontoCanadaScotiabank ArenaOctober 25DetroitUnited StatesLittle Caesars ArenaOctober 26PittsburghPPG Paints ArenaNovember 1MilwaukeeFiserv ForumMagnus FerrellDeleasaNovember 2Saint PaulGrand Casino ArenaNovember 3Kansas CityT-Mobile CenterFranklin JonasDeleasaNovember 5NashvilleBridgestone ArenaNovember 8HoustonToyota CenterNovember 9Oklahoma CityPaycom CenterNovember 10DallasAmerican Airlines CenterNovember 13AustinMoody CenterNovember 14San AntonioFrost Bank CenterNovember 17Thousand PalmsAcrisure ArenaMagnus FerrellDeleasaNovember 18Los AngelesHollywood BowlAll Time LowMagnus FerrellDeleasaNovember 19November 21San FranciscoChase CenterMagnus FerrellDeleasaNovember 22SacramentoGolden 1 CenterNovember 27GlendaleDesert Diamond ArenaNovember 28ParadiseMGM Grand Garden ArenaNovember 30San DiegoViejas ArenaDecember 2AnaheimHonda CenterDecember 5SeattleClimate Pledge ArenaDecember 7Salt Lake CityDelta CenterDecember 9DenverBall ArenaDecember 10LincolnPinnacle Bank ArenaDecember 12Sioux FallsDenny Sanford Premier CenterDecember 15Grand RapidsVan Andel ArenaDecember 19ElmontUBS ArenaDecember 21NewarkPrudential CenterDecember 22
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