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The cheapest place to buy Jonas Brothers tickets has been revealed, as the band prepare for ‘their most unforgettable tour yet’.
To celebrate their 20th anniversary, the musical trio, Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas, are hitting the road for a string of performances in North America.
Announcing the news in a statement, the brothers said: “We’re beyond excited to hit the road and celebrate 20 years of music.
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“Our fans have been with us through every chapter, and this tour is our way of honoring them, the memories we’ve made, and the ones we’ll create together. We can’t wait to make this our biggest, most unforgettable tour yet.”
The upcoming Living The Dream tour marks the band’s 12th headline run and will be a chance to celebrate their two-decade long career. The setlist has yet to be confirmed, but fans are likely to be treated to smash hits including Sucker, Leave Before You Love Me, and Slow Motion.
As though that isn’t enough to tempt you, the band will also be joined by the following special guests on select dates: Marshmello, Boys Like Girls, and The All-American Rejects.
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So, where can you buy tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down now to find out more.
At the time of writing this, you can purchase resale tickets on the following sites: StubHub, Viagogo, TicketNetwork, and SeatGeek.
It looks like StubHub is one of the cheapest places to buy tickets right now. For an idea of prices, you can bag tickets for the Los Angeles show on Saturday, September 6 for $96 each via StubHub.
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Based in Chicago? You’re looking at around $64 for the Tuesday, August 26 performance. As for those of you in Boston, the cheapest ticket we can find comes in at $97 (Saturday, August 23). If you’re keen for tickets, it’s worth noting that Washington, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Detroit are the most in-demand locations of the moment according to StubHub.
There’s plenty of chances to see the Jonas Brothers live this year - if you’re quick. The band are performing a grand total of 43 dates, kicking things off at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on August 10.
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The brothers will wrap things up in Uncasville on November 14. Keen? Find out if they’re playing in a city near you below.