The Jonas Brothers head to Orlando on their latest nationwide tour in October, where attendees can now buy probably the first-ever “I-4 Eyesore” concert merch.
The brotherly boy band kicks off their Burning Up Tour All Over Again this month, before a scheduled stop at the Kia Center on Oct. 6. The tour brings the boys all over the country, a trip they’re marking with a merch selection full of lyrical puns, temporary tattoos, Camp Rock references and “city tees.”
Orlando’s city tee is a plain white T-shirt with a graphic depicting the city’s favorite blemish: the still-incomplete Majesty Building, aka the I-4 Eyesore, draped in a red dress.
It’s a lyrical reference to the trio’s 2008 anthem “Burnin’ Up.” Released during their Disney days, the song is also nodded to in the tour’s name.
But Orlando’s been graced with yet another T-shirt specific to the city, one depicting the band as “Connect 3” — their fictional band in the Camp Rock Disney films —playing “live in Orlando.”
The limited edition Eyesore shirt will be available at the venue in Orlando and online while supplies last.
Both T-shirts are $40 online, not including tax.
Other cities lucky enough to earn JoBros city tees (so far) include Miami, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Raleigh, Birmingham and Washington, D.C. — although Orlando appears to be the only city whose shirt depicts a (lovingly?) detested local landmark.
The Jonas Brothers last played Orlando in fall 2025, a sold-out two-nighter of pop favorites. The band is known for leaning into their Disney Channel rise to fame, with performances full of 2000s fan favorites and fellow Disney guest stars sprinkled into their newer music.
The Jonas Brothers play Orlando’s Kia Center on Tuesday, Oct. 6. Tickets are available online now starting at $62.85.
