Jonas Brothers Ring in 2026 at Hard Rock Live on New Year's Eve
The Jonas Brothers played a 25-song New Year's Eve concert at Hard Rock Live on December 31, live-streamed on Samsung TV Plus, with Nick debuting "Gut Punch" at midnight, Kevin performing "Changing," and Franklin Jonas joining for the encore.
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Hard Rock Live in Hollywood has hosted some of the most memorable nights in South Florida's concert history. Jonas Brothers Ring in 2026 on December 31 added another one to the list.
The Jonas Brothers rang in 2026 at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood with a 25-song New Year's Eve concert that was also live-streamed on Samsung TV Plus — a night that balanced the band's biggest hits with genuine surprises, including new solo material from both Nick and Kevin Jonas. They opened with a "New Year's Eve (Intro)" before "Sucker" and "Love Me to Heaven" — the latter featuring an interlude where each brother gave a short speech about his hometown — set the tone for a night that would be both celebratory and personal. "Only Human," "Mirror to the Sky," and "S.O.S." followed before an acoustic fan-request segment brought "Video Girl / What This Could Be / Pushin' Me Away." The midnight moment arrived after "Year 3000" with a countdown to 2026, and the first song of the new year was "Celebrate!" — an appropriate choice. Nick Jonas debuted "Gut Punch," a new solo song released that night, starting it on piano; Kevin Jonas performed his solo song "Changing." Joe delivered a solo medley of "Sweet Caroline / Don't Stop Believin'" and Joe also filmed audience members dancing during a shortened "No Time to Talk." The encore brought Franklin Jonas onstage for "When You Look Me in the Eyes," closing a night that felt like a genuine family celebration shared with a few thousand close friends. For more upcoming events across South Florida, visit the Premier Guide Miami Events Calendar .
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