If you grew up with the Jonas Brothers and spent any part of middle or high school with “Burnin’ Up” stuck in your head, Sacramento has a show for you. Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas are bringing their Burning Up Tour All Over Again to Golden 1 Center on Saturday, November 22, 2026. It is one of the bigger concerts hitting the region this fall, and it lands on a Saturday night — which makes the logistics considerably easier for anyone coming from the suburbs or planning a full evening around it.
What the Tour Is
The Burning Up Tour All Over Again takes its name from the brothers’ 2008 touring run, which followed the release of their self-titled album and ran alongside the Camp Rock Disney Channel film that summer. That original tour was one of the defining pop events of that era — arenas full of fans who had memorized every word to songs that felt outsized for three brothers from New Jersey. The 2026 version is a deliberate callback to that moment, combined with material from their 2019 reunion and everything since.
The Jonas Brothers went on hiatus in 2013 and returned in 2019 with the single “Sucker,” which debuted at number one. Their 2023 album The Album continued the run. The Burning Up Tour All Over Again is positioned as a celebration of the full arc — the Disney Channel years, the breakup, the reunion — rather than a set-list limited to any one period. That makes it a different kind of show than a typical nostalgia tour. Fans who discovered them in 2019 or later have as much reason to show up as fans who wore out the 2008 CDs.
What to Know Before You Go
Golden 1 Center is downtown Sacramento’s primary arena venue and one of the better rooms in Northern California for a show of this scale. The building opened in 2016 and was designed with live music in mind alongside its role as the Kings’ home court. Sightlines are clean throughout the lower and upper bowl, the sound system is well-suited to high-production pop concerts, and the concourse is wide enough to move around without significant bottlenecking on busy nights.
The show starts at 7:30 PM. Golden 1 Center does not publish door times on the event detail page, but standard practice at the venue is to open doors 60 to 90 minutes before showtime — putting entry around 6:00 to 6:30 PM. Getting in early matters: the floor fills quickly on high-demand evenings, and lines at the concession stands can run 20 to 30 minutes deep once the crowd reaches capacity.
For parking, the city’s SacPark system is the best option. Pre-purchase online before the night of the show; garages open two hours before the event, and pre-purchased spots cost less than walk-up rates. The venue is also accessible by light rail — Sacramento Regional Transit stops within one block of the arena, with multiple lines running through downtown J Street.
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. Floor and lower-bowl sections carry a premium over upper-level seats, but the upper bowl at Golden 1 Center is genuinely good — the building is compact enough that distance from the stage is less of a factor than it would be at a larger outdoor stadium. If the show is close to sold out, Ticketmaster’s resale listings are the next option, but prices typically run higher the closer it gets to the date.
The Details
- Date: Saturday, November 22, 2026
- Showtime: 7:30 PM
- Venue: Golden 1 Center, downtown Sacramento
- Doors: Approximately 6:00–6:30 PM (not published; allow extra time)
- Tickets: Available via Ticketmaster
- Parking: Pre-purchase through SacPark; garages open two hours before showtime
- Light Rail: Sacramento Regional Transit stops within one block; multiple lines serve downtown J Street
- Venue Entrances: 5th & J Street, 7th & K Street, and 5th & L Street in downtown Sacramento
Bottom Line
For Sacramento residents who came of age during the Jonas Brothers’ first run, this is an easy call. The Burning Up Tour All Over Again is a proper arena production built around a catalog that still holds up, in a venue that is well-sized for that kind of show. The Saturday date makes it one of the more naturally timed concert nights of the fall season — easy to pair with dinner beforehand on the K Street corridor or drinks after at one of the bars that stays open late near Golden 1 Center.
If you are still deciding, note that the Sacramento date is a single stand-alone show. There is no second night, and the region’s Jonas Brothers demand skews high enough that availability could tighten as November approaches.
Planning more fall and winter evenings out? See what else is coming to Sacramento this season: Olivia Rodrigo brings The Unraveled Tour to Golden 1 Center in December, and Teddy Swims plays Golden 1 Center on November 11 — two weeks before the Jonas Brothers show. For a full rundown of what Golden 1 Center looks like on a Kings game night, this guide covers the venue’s layout, parking, and food options in detail.
