Jonas Brothers with Jordin Sparks Unveil World Tour Dates !

Platinum-selling recording group, the Jonas Brothers, have unveiled the dates and cities for their highly anticipated World Tour !

Slated to kick off in Dallas at New Cowboys Stadium, June 20, "The Jonas Brothers World Tour 2009," will make rounds throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and South America.

Featuring 44 North American dates, the Jonas Brothers will make stops in Denver, Portland, Vancouver, Philadelphia and Tampa, before wrapping up August 31 in Ottawa, Ontario.

Sponsored by Burger King, the Jonas Brothers will also play three European dates including the recently sold out shows at Paris' Zenith Arena and London's Wembley Arena as well as the just added date at Madrid's Palacio De Deportes.

"This tour is going to be about really connecting with our fans," says Joe Jonas. "We've got new music that's taking us in new directions plus a mind-blowing production that's going to surprise everyone. We want to give the audience the summer concert they're not going to ever forget."

"The Jonas Brothers are a worldwide phenomenon," said Jason Garner, Chief Executive Officer of Global Music at Live Nation. "In 2008 their global tour included 113 concerts and drew nearly 1.2 million fans. The band is now more popular than ever -- with a new movie, album, TV show and book -- and we are optimistic that this summer's tour attendance will reflect that popularity."

American Idol and "No Air" singer Jordin Sparks will join the Jonas Brothers on select dates. 

Tour Itinerary: (Subject To Change)

June 20  Dallas, TX      New Cowboys Stadium
June 22  Tulsa, OK      BOK Center
June 24  Denver, CO   Pepsi Center
June 26  Nampa, ID     Idaho Center
June 27  Portland, OR  Rose Garden Arena
June 28  Tacoma, WA  Tacoma Dome
June 30  Vancouver, BC General Motors Place

July 2   Edmonton, AB         Rexall Place
July 4   Salt Lake City, UT   Stadium Of Fire (on sale now)
July 5   Winnipeg, MB         MTS Centre
July 7   Omaha, NE             Qwest Center
July 8   Minneapolis, MN     Target Center
July 9   Milwaukee, WI       Bradley Center
July 10 Rosemont, IL        Allstate Arena
July 13 Washington, DC   Verizon Center
July 14 East Rutherford, NJ IZOD Center
July 17 Boston, MA TD       Banknorth Garden
July 20 Uniondale, NY       Nassau Coliseum
July 24 Philadelphia, PA    Wachovia Center
July 25 Pittsburgh, PA       Mellon Arena
July 26 Detroit, MI            Palace Of Auburn Hills
July 28 St. Louis, MO        Scottrade Center
July 29 Kansas City, MO   Sprint Center

August
August 1     Las Vegas, NV   Mandalay  Bay  Events  Center
August 3     San Jose, CA     HP Pavilion at San Jose
August 4     Sacramento, CA ARCO Arena
August 5     Fresno, CA         Save Mart Center
August 7     Los Angeles, CA Staples Center
August 11   Phoenix, AZ        Jobing.com Arena
August 13   San Antonio, TX  AT&T Center
August 14   Houston, TX        Toyota Center
August 15   New Orleans, LA New Orleans Arena
August 16   Birmingham, AL   BJCC
August 18   Tampa, FL           St. Pete Times Forum
August 19   Ft.Lauderdale, FL Bank Atlantic Center
August 21   Jacksonville, FL    Jacksonville Veterans' Memorial
August 22   Atlanta, GA          Philips Arena
August 23   Lexington, KY      Rupp Arena
August 25   Nashville, TN       Sommet Center
August 26   Columbus, OH     Nationwide Arena
August 27   Cleveland, OH     Quicken Loans Arena
August 29   Montreal, QC       Bell Centre
August 30   Toronto, ON        Rogers Centre
August 31   Ottawa, ON         Scotiabank Place

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