Jonas Brothers: The Burning Up Tour All Over Again — Viejas Arena, San Diego
You remember exactly where you were when you first heard 'Burnin' Up.' You were in a car, or a bedroom, or standing in a crowd that hadn't figured out yet that this band would define a generation. Now the Jonas Brothers are recreating that tour — not just playing the songs, but rebuilding the show — and they're bringing it to San Diego.
The Burning Up Tour All Over Again hits Viejas Arena on November 30. This isn't a nostalgia act playing greatest hits between new material nobody asked for. This is a full recreation of the 2008 tour that made them stadium-level famous, reimagined for arenas in 2026. The setlist leans into the catalog that matters: 'Year 3000,' 'S.O.S.,' 'Burnin' Up,' 'Lovebug' — the songs that soundtracked the transition from Myspace to whatever came next.
Special guests include All Time Low, Magnus Ferrell, and Franklin Jonas at select dates. Viejas Arena holds around 12,000 and sits on the San Diego State campus at 5500 Canyon Crest Drive — the kind of venue where even the back row feels like part of the show.
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. This is a Monday night show with a 7:30 PM start — a rare weeknight arena concert in San Diego that's worth building an evening around. If you were a Jonas Brothers fan in 2008, this isn't a trip down memory lane. It's a chance to stand in that crowd again, except this time you actually appreciate what you're hearing.
You remember exactly where you were when you first heard 'Burnin' Up.' You were in a car, or a bedroom, or standing in a crowd that hadn't figured out yet that this band would define a generation. Now the Jonas Brothers are recreating that tour — not just playing the songs, but rebuilding the show — and they're bringing it to San Diego.
The Burning Up Tour All Over Again hits Viejas Arena on November 30. This isn't a nostalgia act playing greatest hits between new material nobody asked for. This is a full recreation of the 2008 tour that made them stadium-level famous, reimagined for arenas in 2026. The setlist leans into the catalog that matters: 'Year 3000,' 'S.O.S.,' 'Burnin' Up,' 'Lovebug' — the songs that soundtracked the transition from Myspace to whatever came next.
Special guests include All Time Low, Magnus Ferrell, and Franklin Jonas at select dates. Viejas Arena holds around 12,000 and sits on the San Diego State campus at 5500 Canyon Crest Drive — the kind of venue where even the back row feels like part of the show.
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. This is a Monday night show with a 7:30 PM start — a rare weeknight arena concert in San Diego that's worth building an evening around. If you were a Jonas Brothers fan in 2008, this isn't a trip down memory lane. It's a chance to stand in that crowd again, except this time you actually appreciate what you're hearing.
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You remember exactly where you were when you first heard 'Burnin' Up.' You were in a car, or a bedroom, or standing in a crowd that hadn't figured out yet that this band would define a generation. Now the Jonas Brothers are recreating that tour — not just playing the songs, but rebuilding the show — and they're bringing it to San Diego.
The Burning Up Tour All Over Again hits Viejas Arena on November 30. This isn't a nostalgia act playing greatest hits between new material nobody asked for. This is a full recreation of the 2008 tour that made them stadium-level famous, reimagined for arenas in 2026. The setlist leans into the catalog that matters: 'Year 3000,' 'S.O.S.,' 'Burnin' Up,' 'Lovebug' — the songs that soundtracked the transition from Myspace to whatever came next.
Special guests include All Time Low, Magnus Ferrell, and Franklin Jonas at select dates. Viejas Arena holds around 12,000 and sits on the San Diego State campus at 5500 Canyon Crest Drive — the kind of venue where even the back row feels like part of the show.
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. This is a Monday night show with a 7:30 PM start — a rare weeknight arena concert in San Diego that's worth building an evening around. If you were a Jonas Brothers fan in 2008, this isn't a trip down memory lane. It's a chance to stand in that crowd again, except this time you actually appreciate what you're hearing.