Republic's Jonas Brothers are celebrating 20 years in business with their Jonas20: Living the Dream Tour, a 43-date trek produced by Live Nation.

The road show will present material from their new album, Greetings From Your Hometown, due 8/8; a live set recorded in London, out 6/13; and a new Joe solo release, Music for People Who Believe in Love, hitting store shelves 5/23. That's on top of music spanning their entire career as a trio, plus solo work by Joe and Nick and their respective side projects, DNCE and Nick Jonas & the Administration.

The tour begins 8/10 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and concludes 11/14 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, stopping along the way at storied venues like Dodger Stadium and Fenway Park.

Jonas collaborator Marshmello will join the siblings for 10 stadium shows, with The All-American Rejects and Boys Like Girls supporting on select dates. The general on-sale for Jonas20: Living the Dream begins Friday (3/28) here. The full itinerary can be found here. The band is repped by UTA's David Zedeck.

The Jonas Brothers have thus far released six albums, beginning with 2006's It's About Time (Columbia/INO/Daylight). Their most recent, The Album, arrived in 2023. A new single, "Love Me to Heaven" (see below), premiered last week.

Yesterday (3/23), the JoBros hosted JONASCON, where they announced the tour (see above), performed "Love Me to Heaven" live for the first time and otherwise bent over backwards to provide white-glove fan service.

Speaking of Jonas devotees, their hearts will surely leap up to hear that Nick, Joe and Kevin have a Disney+ Christmas movie, A Very Jonas Christmas, in the works. They won't have to wait until the holidays, however, for further evidence of the enduring Jonas/Disney synergy; the boys have crafted a song called “Celebrate Happy” in honor of the Mouse's 70th anniversary. The ditty will hit DSPs on 5/13 and be heard at Disneyland through 5/16.

But wait, there’s more! The Jonas Bros. will contribute “I Can’t Lose” to Sunday Night Baseball in collaboration with ESPN. The previously unreleased track will run all season and be featured on broadcasts and weekly "tune in" commercials.

The trio will also be inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame this year. A statement from the curators of said HOF reads, "JoBros? Fuhgeddaboudit."