News Summary
During their ‘JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour’, the Jonas Brothers surprised fans in Detroit with a special performance by Russell Dickerson. The concert featured an energetic setlist of over two dozen songs, celebrating the band’s career, alongside solo tracks. The tour, known for surprise guests, continues to captivate audiences across various cities, creating a memorable nostalgia-driven experience for concertgoers.
Detroit, MI – Jonas Brothers Surprise Fans with Russell Dickerson
During their ongoing “JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour,” the Jonas Brothers surprised concertgoers at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on August 28, 2025, with a special guest performance by ACM Award nominee Russell Dickerson. Dickerson joined the trio on stage, performing his hit song “Happen to Me,” delighting fans and adding an extra layer of excitement to the concert.
The Detroit concert showcased a lively setlist, featuring over two dozen songs that included popular hits such as “Waffle House,” “Only Human,” “S.O.S.,” “Sucker,” “Lovebug,” and “Year 3000.” The Jonas Brothers also included solo tracks like “Jealous” and “Cake by the Ocean,” ensuring that long-time fans enjoyed both group and individual favorites.
Tour Highlights and Special Guest Appearances
The “JONAS20” tour kicked off in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on August 10, 2025, and has since made stops in multiple cities across the United States and Canada. The tour is noted not only for its impressive setlist but also for its multiple special guest appearances. Past guests include notable artists such as Demi Lovato, who brought nostalgia to the stage during the tour’s opening night by performing a medley from the Camp Rock movies. Other surprise guests throughout the tour include Jesse McCartney, Switchfoot, Dean Lewis, All Time Low, The Click Five, Hanson, Hoobastank, Alessia Cara, Dashboard Confessional, and Plain White T’s.
During a recent performance at Fenway Park in Boston on August 23, Jojo entertained the crowd with her hit “Leave (Get Out).” At the Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois, the Jonas Brothers performed alongside the Plain White T’s, singing “Hey There Delilah.” The tour has created an electrifying atmosphere among fans, highlighted by the heartfelt performances the Jonas Brothers have shared with their family, especially during the closing of their opening night show.
A New Experience for Fans
Joe Jonas has expressed that this tour is designed to offer fans a unique experience, setting it apart from previous tours. With a theme focused on nostalgia and celebration, the Jonas Brothers have harnessed a sense of community among their audience while delivering high-energy performances. Each concert aims to provide a memorable experience, reminding fans of the band’s long-standing musical journey together.
Conclusion
The success of the “JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour” demonstrates the enduring appeal of the Jonas Brothers. With numerous special guests and a standout setlist, including crowd-favorite hits that span their career, the concert in Detroit is just one of many examples of how the band continues to connect with both new and longtime fans. As the tour progresses, concertgoers are eagerly anticipating who might join the stage next, ensuring every show remains a surprise.
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Additional Resources
- Detroit Free Press: Jonas Brothers Surprise Fans in Detroit
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- Metro Times: Jonas Brothers Bring Their Tour to Detroit
- US Weekly: Surprise Guests at the Jonas Brothers Tour
- WXYZ: Jonas Brothers Move Show to Little Caesars Arena
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