Jonas Brothers to Host JONASCON One-Day-Only Fan Event in N.J. Mall to Mark 20th Anniversary

Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas have exciting plans to celebrate their 20th anniversary as a band. On March 23, they will host a special fan event known as JONASCON in New Jersey, exclusively announced to PEOPLE.

The event takes place at American Dream in East Rutherford, their home state, honoring the early days of their mall performances. JONASCON will feature live music, DJ sets, Q&A panels, immersive experiences, and fan activities that celebrate their journey.

Over the years, the Jonas Brothers have achieved remarkable success, selling over 20 million albums since their debut, "It’s About Time." They’ve earned Grammy nominations and released six albums, with their latest, "The Album," dropping in May 2023.

On February 12, the band shared a heartfelt open letter with fans. They reflected on their early experiences, noting, "It felt like just yesterday we were loading up our family mini-van." They expressed gratitude for the support they've received throughout their two-decade journey.

In the letter, they stated, "We were teenagers then... Nick wasn’t even old enough to get into a PG-13 movie." The brothers emphasized the connection through music: celebrating wins and overcoming obstacles together with their fans.

The letter hinted at many exciting developments for 2025. Fans can look forward to new music, a live concert album, a holiday movie, and Nick’s appearance on Broadway in "The Last Five Years."

In a nostalgic video shared on February 12, the brothers included memories from over the years, such as clips from "Camp Rock," moments with fans, and the honor of receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The video suggested an unreleased song as well, with the brothers saying, "We’ve grown up together."

Fans can register for free starting Friday at www.JonasBrothers.com Registration for JONASCON provides first access to additional ticketed events occurring on March 22-23 at American Dream and in New York City.

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