Jonas Brothers Announcing 2009 World Tour Dates

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Jonas Brothers have just revealed tour dates for their first world tour. In a video message, Kevin Jonas and his two brothers list at least 50 dates in South and North America. As for European leg, announcement will be made soon.

Prior to traveling across the globe for the roadshow, Jonas Brothers will be heading up to the Bahamas in mid March for a live appearance in the Atlantis as a precursor to their upcoming world tour. They will perform in the Bahamas on March 14 and in Puerto Rico on March 22. After that, they will be coming back to the Bahamas on April 18 and May 9 for other gigs.

"We are doing our best to hit as many places as possible," so the threesome wrote on their MySpace regarding their world tour. "The new tour will include new songs from our new CD coming out this summer, as well as songs from our new TV show [J.O.N.A.S!]."

Jonas Brothers announcing their world tour dates:



Jonas Brothers' world tour dates:

South America:

• May 19 - Lima, Peru
• May 20 - Santiago, Chile
• May 21 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
• May 23 - Sao Paulo, Brazil
• May 24 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

• June 20 - Cowboys New Stadium in Dallas, Texas
• June 22 - BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma
• June 24 - Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado
• June 26 - Idaho Center in Nampa, Idaho
• June 27 - Rose Garden Arena in Portland, Oregon
• June 28 - Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington
• June 30 - General Motors Place in Vancouver
• July 02 - Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta July 04 - Stadium of Fire in Provo, Utah
• July 05 - MTS Centre in Winnipeg
• July 07 - Qwest Center in Omaha, Nebraska
• July 08 - Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota
• July 09 - Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• July 10 - Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois
• July 13 - Verizon Center in Washington, DC
• July 14 - IZOD Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey
• July 17 - Banknorth Garden in Boston, Massachusetts
• July 20 - Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York
• July 24 - Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• July 25 - Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• July 26 - Palace Of Auburn Hills in Detroit, Michigan
• July 28 - Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri
• July 29 - Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri
• August 01 - Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada
• August 03 - HP Pavilion in San Jose, California
• August 04 - ARCO Arena in Sacramento, California
• August 05 - SaveMart Center in Fresno, California
• August 07 - Staples Center in Los Angeles, California
• August 11 - Jobing.com Center in Phoenix, Arizona
• August 13 - AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas
• August 14 - Toyota Center in Houston, Texas
• August 15 - New Orleans Arena in New Orleans, Louisiana
• August 16 - BJCC in Birmingham, Alabama
• August 18 - St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa, Florida
• August 19 - Bank Atlantic Center in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
• August 21 - Jacksonville Veterans' Memorial in Jacksonville, Florida
• August 22 - Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia
• August 23 - Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky
• August 25 - Sommet Center in Nashville, Tennessee
• August 26 - Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio
• August 27 - Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio
• August 29 - Bell Centre in Montreal
• August 30 - Rogers Centre in Toronto
• August 31 - Scotiabank Place in Ottawa