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Stadium crowd at MCG during NFL game event with people in festive attire
✓ The Sydney Morning HeraldSport & Play

Jonas Brothers pause US tour to play MCG at NFL game

The Jonas Brothers are performing at half-time of the Rams-49ers match at the MCG today for a global US audience of more than 20 million viewers.

The Jonas Brothers, Kevin, Joe and Nick, have paused their Burning Up tour across America to play the MCG. Their set will run about 12 minutes.

They're performing unpaid, which is standard for NFL half-time shows, and the platform reaches over 20 million US viewers. The three pop stars have been making music together for 20 years.

Their tour runs from Boston to New Jersey through December. Four different broadcasters, Seven, Kayo, Disney Plus and Netflix, are showing it live.

Kevin 38, Joe 37, Nick 33
Ages
More than 20 million
US viewers
About 12 minutes
Set duration
December 21 in New Jersey
Tour end date

Why it mattersAustralians watching the game get a major pop act live as half-time entertainment, and the Jonas Brothers reach millions for their upcoming US tour dates.

AustraliaThe MCG hosts a full-capacity crowd for the first-ever NFL regular-season game in Australia, with Jonas Brothers headlining half-time for local viewers on multiple free and paid platforms.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 19 h ago

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