Jonas Brothers
Hollywood BowlOdin Path, Los Angeles 90068
Jonas Brothers bring Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas to the Hollywood Bowl for a career-spanning show framed as a celebration of “the songs that started it all and everything that’s happened since.” All Time Low joins as special guest. Expect the brothers’ own pop and pop-rock catalogue to anchor the night, including “Sucker,” “Burnin’ Up” and “Year 3000,” in the Bowl’s open-air amphitheater setting.
Raised in Wyckoff, New Jersey, the Jonas Brothers formed in 2005 and became widely known through Disney Channel, including Camp Rock and the series Jonas. Their work also includes “Leave Before You Love Me,” made with Marshmello. AllMusic calls the group “a bright, buoyant band” blending “classic pop with fashionable dance flair.” Responses to their live shows have ranged from a Her Campus review calling a Hollywood Bowl performance “breathtakingly sensational” to mixed critical summaries that found them “neither good nor bad” and “lacking distinction,” while also noting descriptions such as “thrilling” and “unforgettable.”
The Hollywood Bowl is an expansive outdoor amphitheater that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and grand scale, seating up to 17,500 people under the open sky. The venue’s iconic shell-shaped bandstand projects sound across the tiered seating, allowing even those farthest back to catch the nuances of the performance. Arriving early lets you explore picnic areas where many bring their own food, or enjoy offerings from on-site concessions and bars. The audience settles into assigned seats, creating a shared focus on the music, which ranges from classical to contemporary. Evening shows often begin at sunset, with the sky shifting colors as the music unfolds, making the experience as much about the setting as the sound. The Hollywood Bowl remains a vibrant hub for live music in Los Angeles, blending history with a lively communal spirit.