Jonas Brothers to bring The Burning Up Tour All Over Again to Glendale in November

Are Arizonans ready to “catch this love bug again” this fall? The Jonas Brothers are hitting the road again and making a stop in Glendale this November.

The band will perform at Desert Diamond Arena on Nov. 27 as part of “The Burning Up Tour All Over Again,” which is an expansion of the sold out, three-night celebration to honor their “Burning Up Tour” at Madison Square Garden.

The brothers will be joined by Magnus Ferrell — Will Ferrell’s son — and Deleasa for the Glendale concert.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. MST. However, there are a number pre-sales happening before the general sale.

Fans with Spotify Premium who are identified as being part of the Jonas Brothers’ most dedicated will have two tickets set aside for them to purchase Tuesday as part of its new Reserved by Spotify program. The fans who are eligible will be notified by Spotify in the app, through email and push notifications.

On Wednesday, the artist, Citi cardmember and VIP packages presales will kick off at 10 a.m. Meanwhile, the Live Nation and venue presales will take place on Thursday at 10 a.m.

“Our last tour reminded us just how much this music means to us and to the fans who’ve been with us from the start,” the Jonas Brothers said in a news release. “The response was so overwhelming announcing the MSG shows that we knew we couldn’t stop at New York. We’re taking The Burning Up Tour All Over Again on the road so we can relive it with all of you, city by city. We can’t wait to run it back with all of you.”

What should you know before attending the Jonas Brothers concert?

Desert Diamond Arena opens its door for the event at 6:30 p.m. and the concert starts at 7:30 p.m.

Only bags and purses that are 12 inches-by-12 inches-by-6 inches are allowed within the venue, regardless of whether they are clear or not.

The arena’s parking lots open one hour before doors open for the concert. Parking can be purchased beforehand on the event page or on the Ticketmaster app at checkout when buying tickets for the concert.

Otherwise, parking can be bought the day of the event with credit or debit card only, as cash is not accepted.

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