Jonas Brothers ‘inconvenience’ fans with major downgrade
The Jonas Brothers inform fans about change of plans in an upsetting update
The Jonas Brothers made a huge change in their concert venues, and proceeded to disappoint fans who urged them to change their management team.
The group, which consists of brothers Kevin, Nick and Joe Jonas are celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the popular band by giving fans the Jonas20: Living the Dream Tour just months from now.
However, on June 14, things went awry when the trio announced that they were cancelling their six, stadium concert venues in various locations all over the United States, and would be performing in smaller venues, such as arenas and amphitheaters.
The band took to their official accounts to address the situation, writing, “We’re making some venue changes, but rest assured, all performances are still happening on the same dates and in the same cities.”
“… We apologize for any inconvenience these changes have caused and we can’t wait to see you on the road!” they told fans.
Although some supporters were understanding of the situation, many expressed their disappointment and frustration with the matter.
“Another team with poor management. You guys announced a stadium tour but didn’t sell out the shows. After that, they decided to downsize the venues and put new tickets on sale before sending out refunds,” one netizen wrote.
Another chimed in, “Nah I’m honestly so upset. I finally splurged and you took it from me.”
While a third noted, “Making us buy new tickets instead of figuring out a way to make ticket transfers is pretty lame if you ask me.”
What song did the Jonas Brothers release in honour of the milestone?
The Jonas Brothers dropped the track called Love Me to Heaven, in honour of their 20th anniversary, which was their first release of 2025.