While many parents are psyched about Bruce Springsteen, Fleetwood Mac, Elton John and Neil Young coming to Colorado in the next few months, their kids are concerned about something wholly different: The Jonas Brothers’ concert at the Pepsi Center on June 24, which is the third date on the JoBro’s 10-week North American tour.
The Grammy-winning, multiplatinum act that follows in Miley Cyrus’ footsteps (Disney Channel show becomes pop phenom) is kicking off its headlining tour in Dallas on June 20.
According to a release, the tour “will present the band’s most ambitious production yet and will include a massive 140-foot plus stage centered in the arena that aims to give a larger number of Jonas Brothers fans a closer, more interactive live concert than they’ve ever experienced before. The show will feature cutting edge technology used in a one-of-a-kind circular water screen, multi-color laser effects, motion automated video screens, a giant crane levitating over the audience plus other surprises that will bring the tour to the next level of concert entertainment.”
“This tour is going to be about really connecting with our fans,” said Joe Jonas in the release. “We’ve got new music that’s taking us in new directions plus a mind-blowing production that’s going to surprise everyone. We want to give the audience the summer concert they’re not going to ever forget.”
Tickets go on sale to fan-club members in select cities Monday. The general sale date is March 20 at .
