August 22, 2023
The Jonas Brothers delivered an intimate performance at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut on August 17th.
At the tour's fifth concert, the band treated a packed crowd of fervent fans to a rendition of 67 songs from their extensive career. This marked their fifth appearance at the venue, a place with significant meaning as they had debuted there shortly after the release of "Year 3000" in 2007.
President of Mohegan Sun sports and entertainment, Thomas Cantone, shared, "Their very first performance [at Mohegan Sun Arena] was a halftime show at our Connecticut Sun WNBA game, and then years later they came back as headliners in the arena."
"We're invested in them as an act and them personally. We know their family and all of that," Cantone added.
For Nick, Joe, and Kevin, the performance held a sense of homecoming, as Cantone referred to it. The trio showcased their musical journey, delighting fans with tracks from albums such as Jonas Brothers, A Little Bit Longer, Lines, Vines & Trying Times, Happiness Begins, and The Album. Attendees proudly displayed both recent and vintage JoBros merchandise, adding to the festive atmosphere.
The band took to Instagram to express their post-concert sentiments. "Unforgettable night last night," they wrote, acknowledging "each show has exceeded our expectations."
During the Connecticut show, the Jonas Brothers made personal connections with the audience, engaging in discussions about favorite songs from their discography. The trio even extended well wishes to a recently engaged couple from the stage, culminating in a heartwarming "kiss cam" segment.
After the performance, Kevin, 35, expressed his gratitude on his personal Instagram account. He shared photos from the show and thanked the fans for their overwhelming support. "Thanks for bringing the house down with us last night!! Hearing you sing these songs back to us on stage will never get old," he captioned.
Nick, 30, kept it simple on his Instagram, labeling the concert as a "magical night."
The Five Albums. One Night. The World Tour's North American leg is set to continue, with upcoming shows in cities like Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Nashville, Miami, and New York City. This segment of the tour is scheduled to run until December 9th.
Subsequently, the Jonas Brothers have plans to take the tour international, encompassing performances in New Zealand, Australia, and Europe, culminating in the tour's conclusion in June 2024.