NEW YORK — The Jonas Brothers are going back to back at Yankee Stadium.
The singing siblings from Wyckoff, New Jersey, will perform a second concert at the stadium in the Bronx this August, they announced Tuesday.
The new show will take place on Aug. 13, a day after their first concert on Aug. 12.
“New York!! We can’t believe the response to our show at @YankeeStadium, so we’re adding a second night,” the Jonas Brothers wrote on Instagram.
Tuesday’s news comes exactly a week after the Jonas Brothers announced their first-ever concert at the home of the Yankees. At the time, the pop trio billed that concert as a “One Night Only” event.
“We’ve been dreaming about this one our whole lives,” they wrote on Instagram last week.
Following the initial announcement, Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas visited Yankee Stadium and met Yankees stars, including Aaron Judge and Gerrit Cole, before a game against the Philadelphia Phillies.
The concerts continue a busy stretch in New York for the Jonas Brothers, who performed a five-night residency on Broadway in March and were the musical guest on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” last weekend.
Known for hits such as “Year 3000″ and “Burnin’ Up,” the Jonas Brothers rose to fame during the 2000s. After breaking up in 2013, the trio reunited in 2019. They released their most-recent studio album, “Happiness Begins,” and the chart-topping single “Sucker” in 2019.
The Jonas Brothers’ next album, titled “The Album,” is due out May 12. It will feature the recently released singles “Walls” and “Waffle House.”
Tickets for both of their Yankee Stadium concerts go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday on Ticketmaster, yankees.com and yankeesbeisbol.com.
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