The Jonas Brothers are embarking on a new tour across North America this fall. As part of their Burning Up tour, they will be making a stop in the area.
The local stop is scheduled to take place at the Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul. The exact date of the event is in November, although further details are not provided here.
For more information about the Jonas Brothers' tour and their St. Paul stop, readers can refer to the source for additional details.
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