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Hannah Montana may be taking a break from her tour, but the adoring teen audiences will be after Jonas Brother tickets as they continue to tour without her. The band burst on to the scene 2005 with the release of the single “Mandy” that topped off at number four on MTV’s TRL. The Jonas Brothers-Joe, Kevin, and Nick-have continued working with stations like Nickelodeon and Disney.
The band is set to stop playing second fiddle to established Disney stars like Miley Cyrus and has signed with Disney to play a special concert, star in the movie Camp Rock, and to star in there own television series. Another group of teen heartthrobs is planning to start touring this summer as well. This group won the adoration of another generation though. The New Kids on the Block concerts this summer kicks off the group’s 20th anniversary. The group has promised to sing songs from its old hit albums, like the multi-platinum Hangin’ Tough. Another band from the ‘80s is recently begun touring. Bon Jovi will perform songs from the newest album, the Lost Highway, and hits from their entire career, which began as a glam rock band with the release of Bon Jovi. Bon Jovi tickets will prove to be far and few between. Following Bon Jovi’s lead, Madonna will begin touring this summer to promote her new album Hard Candy, but is sure to perform her hits from her breakout albums in the ‘80s and ‘90s when she went from Material Girl to Vogue. Her musical career has spanned three decades now and she has a loyal group of fans that will surely flock to every show, much like the Parrotheads that cannot wait for the release of the annual Jimmy Buffett tour schedule . The easy-going sounds of Jimmy Buffett and his timeless classics like “Margaritaville” and “Cheeseburger in Paradise” will bring in some of the largest crowds around the country. Of course, Lollapalooza promises to pack Chicago’s Grant Park with tons of great bands and thousands of fans over the three-day weekend from August 1 to August 3. Those concert tickets are hard to find as the dates draw near, and since the announcement of the headliners (Radiohead, Rage Against the Machine, Nine Inch Nails, Kanye West, Wilco, and The Ranconteurs) anticipation has only grown.
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