by The Jonas Brothers have delighted fans with unexpected visitors at points along the route since the start of their Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown tour on August 10.
Among the surprises that have garnered media attention this month are Cartel, Hanson, The Click Five, Switchfoot, and Demi Lovato.
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Review & setlist: Jonas Brothers leave Fenway burnin up with nostalgia in mid 2000s-packed set
Boston was no exception. At Fenway Park, the New Jersey brothers—who are well-known for their Disney Channel roots—delivered with three unexpected musical guests and an acting appearance.
Dashboard Confessional s Chris Carrabba
Before bringing Carrabba to the stage, Joe Jonas mentioned that there was a certain musician who he always listened to.
Carrabba’s music truly taught us how to sing, even if it was just in a distant way, the singer continued, adding, “I don’t know how many times I’ve wept to his music.”
Carrabba assisted in performing Take a Breath, a 2007 Jonas Brothers song that Joe claimed was influenced by Dashboard Confessional music, following the performance of his 2004 hit, Vindicated.
Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional was the first of the Jonas Brothers’ special guests to transport Fenway Park to the mid-2000s on Saturday [email protected]/jMExi8CBRT
The Jonas Brothers invited Chris Carrabba to assist in performing their own song, “Take a Breath,” which they claimed was inspired by Dashboard Confessional’s “Vindicated,” after bringing the Fenway crowd back two [email protected]/3U9y5mY0oa
Jesse McCartney
“The pop star was the first artist who took a real shot on us and let us open for him on tour,” Nick Jonas said as the band welcomed McCartney to the stage.
Leavin’ and Beautiful Soul, two of McCartney’s greatest hits, were performed for Fenway by the singer, who had previously appeared on the first night of this tour.
The Jonas Brothers brought out Jesse McCartney, the first performer to accompany them on tour, at Fenway Park on Saturday to continue the [email protected]/9U3x1ir4zx
Beautiful Soul@BostonDotCom#JonasBrothers#FenwayParkpic.twitter.com/ps7BEOQtI0 is a must-have while seeing Jesse McCartney.
Mass. native JoJo
The Jonas Brothers brought Joanna JoJo Levesque from Foxborough to the stage, playing into the tour’s hometown vibe.
JoJo helped the Jonas Brothers with their song Vacation Eyes and sang her smash song Leave (Get Out) while sporting a special Red Sox jersey.
The Jonas Brothers sang Foxborough native JoJo’s pop tune Leave (Get Out) at Fenway Park on Saturday, continuing their trend of mid-2000s nostalgia. @BostonDotCompic.twitter.com/a4XJkLsrFR
A cameo by Glen Powell
When he brought the brothers to the stage, the actor, who is presently filming a picture in Rhode Island, briefly appeared.
After more than five years as a general assignment reporter for Massachusetts newspapers, Heather Alterisio joined Boston.com in 2022 as a senior content producer.
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