The Jonas Brothers are back in town, and if you think you know what to expect, think again. Their live shows have evolved far beyond the bubblegum pop days, with a setlist that’s as much about nostalgia as it is about flexing their grown-up sound. The crowd is a fascinating mix: die-hard fans who’ve been around since the Disney Channel era, plus a surprising number of folks who discovered the band through their more recent, radio-friendly hits. The brothers have a knack for making even the biggest venues feel intimate, tossing in deep cuts and unexpected covers that keep things interesting for longtime listeners. If you haven’t caught them since their early days, you’ll be surprised by how tight their musicianship has become. It’s a rare chance to see a band that’s managed to reinvent itself without losing the fun.
Looking for things to do around Washington, D.C. this September? As summer gives way to fall, the region’s calendar is still buzzing with outdoor festivals, live entertainment, cultural happenings and beloved annual traditions. Whether you’re catching a concert, joining a citywide celebration or discovering something entirely new, September offers plenty of ways to get out and enjoy the season.
September brings a mix of can’t-miss events across the area. The DC Bike Ride takes over the city’s streets for a car-free ride past some of D.C.’s most iconic landmarks, while Charli XCX brings her high-energy pop spectacle to the capital. Meanwhile, Art All Night turns the city into a late-night celebration of local art, with galleries, studios, performances and creative events happening across D.C.
