The Jonas Brothers are playing London’s O2 Arena: timings and everything you need to know

London-based members of Team Jonas, your time has finally come. Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas’s huge London shows at the O2 Arena are taking place this week.

These shows will see the Jonas Brothers play hits from all five of their albums. The tour is called, fittingly, the ‘Five Albums One Night’ tour, and it’s already seen them play UK shows in Belfast, Manchester and Glasgow. The shows were supposed to take place in June (on June 12 and 13) but they’ve since been rescheduled.

Off to see the award-winning, chart-topping group at the O2 this week? Here’s everything you need to know about the shows, from doors and start time to a potential setlist.

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Dates and timings

The Jonas Brothers’ rearranged dates at the O2 are on Monday September 16 and Tuesday September 17.

Doors to the venue open at 6.30pm on both days. The rest of the O2 Arena (in other words, the shops and restaurants in the building) opens earlier. 

Judging from previous nights on the tour so far, expect the Jonas Brothers to take to the stage at around 8.30pm. On the first night at the O2, the brothers arrived on stage at 8.35pm. 

Seating plan

Here’s the O2’s seating plan for the two Jonas Brothers gigs, according to Ticketmaster.

Support act

Support for both shows comes from UK pop singer-songwriter Mimi Webb, who’s best known for songs ‘Good Without’, ‘House on Fire’ and ‘Dumb Love’ 

Tickets and prices

Tickets are still available for both shows, starting from around £40 on AXS here, and around £76 on Ticketmaster here.

Setlist

This is what the brothers played in Belfast earlier on the tour, according to Setlist.fm.

1. Celebrate!
2. What a Man Gotta Do
3. O.S.
4. Hold On
5. Goodnight and Goodbye
6. That’s Just the Way We Roll
7. Still in Love With You / Australia / Hollywood / Just Friends / Games / Jersey Interlude
8. Hello Beautiful
9. Take a Breath
10. When You Look Me in the Eyes
11. Year 3000 (Busted cover)
12. Summer Baby
13. Vacation Eyes
14. Gotta Find You / Introducing Me
15. Play My Music
16. A Little Bit Longer
17. Can’t Have You / Sorry
18. BB Good / Shelf / Got Me Going Crazy / Video Girl / One Man Show / Pushin’ Me Away / Tonight
19. Lovebug
20. Burnin’ Up
21. Waffle House
22. Montana Sky
23. Fly With Me
24. Hey Baby / Poison Ivy / Much Better / World War III / Don’t Speak / What Did I Do to Your Heart / Paranoid
25. Jealous (Nick Jonas song)
26. Cake by the Ocean (DNCE cover)
27. Dreams (The Cranberries cover)
28. Walls
29. Comeback / Rollercoaster / Strangers / Used to Be / Cool / Don’t Throw It Away
30. Love Her
31. I Believe
32. Only Human
33. Sucker
34. Leave Before You Love Me

Reviews

Very few professional reviewers have chipped in yet on the first date of the Jonas Brothers’ tour at the O2. There have, however, been some reviews of earlier dates on the same tour. 

Writing in the Guardian, Alim Kheraj gave the trio‘s Manchester show four stars, saying that it was a ‘mighty good time’ and that they were ‘whizzing through numbers in medleys with such exhilarating speed that by the time you’ve recognised the chorus of one, they’ve moved on to another’. 

In the Manc, the same Co-op Live show was described by Oli Lowe as ‘like stepping into a time machine that none of us ever wanted to get out of’. Lowe said the brothers ‘delivered nothing non-stop hits, from nostalgic classics to the modern-day stuff’.

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