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- Time of India
Joe Jonas strives to do something different in the upcoming tour; reveals behind-the-scenes about the practice and planning
Joe Jonas
, the 'Sucker' singer, has been plotting and scheming about the upcoming tour to give something 'different' from the previous concerts to the fans, along with his brothers to celebrate 20 years in the industry.
About the upcoming tour of the
Jonas Brothers
In a conversation with People, the Jonas Brothers (Joe, Nick, and Kevin) are looking forward to the anticipated tour, 'Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown Tour,' that is set to kick off on August 10, 2025, at MetLife Stadium in their home state of New Jersey. The 35-year-old further stated that the band strives to give the best show every night and bring up something different to celebrate that they can do this after spending all these years in the industry.
Something unique, something nostalgic, something experimental
After completing their biggest tour last year, which started the previous year, JoBros decided to do something that their audience hadn't experienced before. They are rehearsing rigorously and have decided to sing the older songs that haven't been played before.
Definitely not leather
Additionally, Joe and his brothers have started ironing the outfits and are figuring out what they would likely wear during the heat. 'We're in the middle of figuring out what we're going to wear, but we never really dress according to the weather.
The stadiums outside, it's like you don't even... I think it's going to be important because we're going to be sweating through those outfits really fast,' the 'Who's in Your Head' singer said.
They don't exactly know what they are wearing on the stage, but they definitely know what they aren't. 'Not much leather — there won't be a lot of leather being worn. I mean, you know, fashion can hurt, but that's one choice that we will avoid,' he concluded.
Joe Jonas is grateful...
Twenty years later, Joe is nothing but grateful for the supportive fans and the people who listen to their new songs. 'I wake up every morning, [and] I'm ready. I get to do what I love for a living, so I'm happy to keep it going,' he concluded.
