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The Look Me In the Eyes Tour was a 2008 North America concert tour by the Jonas Brothers. Ryan Seacrest announced on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve that the tour would start January 31, 2008. The Jonas Brothers signed a two year agreement with Live Nation, and the first tour dates were announced on January 3, 2008.^[1] Rooney, Valora, and Menudo were the opening acts for this tour.

Accounting

Over 4,000 people came to the box office at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Los Angeles to purchase tickets for the first twenty rows. The show sold out in less than two minutes, so an additional two shows were added. This broke the Amphitheatre records for the fastest selling show in its 35 year history. It claimed to have sold tickets faster than the likes of Christina Aguilera, Mariah Carey, Kelly Clarkson, Hilary Duff, Madonna, Tina Turner, Chris Brown, Eric Clapton, Guns N' Roses, Britney Spears, The Who and award ceremonies such as the Teen Choice Awards and the MTV Movie Awards, which have also been hosted there.

The tour was hosted by Live Nation.

Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream

Clips of the tour can be seen in the Disney Channel Original Series, Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream. The show features clips of performances of the tour, rehearsals, and other clips of the boys' personal life.^[2]

Tour dates

Tickets were sold through Live Nation and Ticketmaster.

Set list

Jonas Brothers

1. "Year 3000"
2. "Just Friends"
3. "Goodnight and Goodbye"
4. "Australia"
5. "Hello Beautiful"
6. "Take a Breath"
7. "Underdog"
8. "Shelf"
9. "Pushing Me Away"
10. "That's Just the Way We Roll"
11. "Games"
12. "Take On Me"
13. "Still In Love With You"
14. "Hollywood"
15. "Burnin' Up"
16. "When You Look Me In the Eyes"
17. "Hold On"
18. "A Little Bit Longer"
19. "S.O.S."

Rooney

1. "When Did Your Heart Go Missing?"
2. "Are You Afraid?"
3. "Blueside"
4. "If It Were Up to Me"
5. "Don't Come Around Again"
6. "I'm Shakin'"

Et cetera

• The Jonas Brothers performed a cover of A-Ha's "Take On Me."
• Nick Jonas usually interluded either "Desperado" by The Eagles, or "So Far Away" by Carole King during the bridge of "A Little Bit Longer."
• At the St. Louis and Atlantic City concerts, the Jonas Brothers did not perform "A Little Bit Longer," due to the fact that Nick had caught an illness.
• At the final show of the tour at the Izod Center, the Jonas Brothers had everyone involved in the tour come on stage and sing Queen's "We Are the Champions".
• The Jonas Brothers performed a new version of "Underdog," a song from their first album It's About Time.
• The Jonas Brothers' parents, Kevin Sr. and Denise, and younger brother Frankie also toured with the boys. At the Atlantic City, East Rutherford, and Boston concerts, Frankie appeared on stage during a song break.

References