The Jonas Brothers are making their way back to Las Vegas for three more nights for their unfinished residency.
On Joe's 33rd birthday, the trio announced that they would return to Sin City for the Jonas Brothers' Las Vegas Residency.
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Taking to Twitter to announce their highly-awaited return, the Disney alums announced that the presale for the Jonas Brothers Las Vegas Residency starts today.
"VEGAS! We're coming back to play 3 more shows this November. We had such an incredible time playing shows at the Dolby Live at Park MGM in June, so we decided to add a few more before 2022 ends. Just like last time, we will be playing a different set list every single night," the statement reads.
The Jonas Brothers Las Vegas Residency venue would still be the same - it would be held on the Dolby Live at Park MGM, where they initially had their shows last June.
The trio added three more dates in November - November 10, 11, and 12.
Promising a new set list per day, Jonas, Kevin, and Nick, are expected to perform their hit Disney songs, along with a few of their songs in their respective solo careers.
On the first Jonas Brothers Las Vegas Residency in June, they performed covers of DNCE's "Cake by the Ocean," Nick's "Jealous," and their hit songs "Year 3000," "S.O.S," and "Burnin' Up," among many others.
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The announcement of their resumed Las Vegas Residency, came after Nick Jonas talked to Rolling Stone about wanting to do more shows.
"We had an amazing time playing the shows but it was limited to just five dates, so we've talked a lot about going back and doing some more," he said at the time.
Performing in Las Vegas would not be the only thing the three brothers are busy doing in the city. Coinciding with their performance last June, the Jonas family opened a Southern Kitchen restaurant inspired by their great-grandmother.
Meanwhile, the iconic trio celebrated Joe Jonas' 33rd birthday with a goofy video posted on the band's official Instagram account - poking fun at the eldest's hilarious random moments caught on camera.
For more information about the Jonas Brothers' Las Vegas Residency, check out Ticketmaster's official website.
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