There are those who underestimate The Jonas Brothers, who view Joe, Nick and Kevin as a tween-pop punchline, or a stain on the Garden State’s great sonic legacy. Surely some “manufactured” Disney Channel boy band from Bergen County doesn’t belong in the same breath as Springsteen, Sinatra and Whitney.

Two days before the MetLife concert Sunday, Aug. 10, the Jonas Brothers released the new album, “Greetings From Your Hometown."

“JonasCON” is free to ticket holders. Fans can buy tickets for the Hershey show here (prices are as of the time of this publication): New Vivid Seats customers can get $20 off of a $200 order by using the code “PENNLIVE20″ at checkout.

The cheapest ticket we could find for the Jonas Brothers’ Aug. 14 concert, before any fees, is $33 on Viagogo. If you happen to miss out on both of these cheapest tickets, then you can find more on sites like StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, TicketNetwork and Viagogo.

The trio took nostalgia to the next level as they kicked off a 20-year anniversary tour with a hometown concert at MetLife Stadium.

The Jonas Brothers are back with a 31-song, 2 1/2-hour show highlighting every phase of their 20-year career. Here are all the songs played.

However, if you happened to miss out on the presale, you still have a chance to secure Jonas Brothers tickets during the general sale, which will take place on March 28 at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster. Tickets for the Jonas Brothers’ tour are also be available on sites such as StubHub, Vivid Seats, TicketNetwork, SeatGeek and Viagogo.

The MetLife show is the first time the Jonas Brothers have headlined the stadium. The band broke up in 2013, and reunited in 2019 with the album “Happiness Begins.” The guys will be inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame at American Dream this fall. They're the “Hometown” heroes.

My Chemical Romance and the Jonas Brothers are set to rock MetLife Stadium this weekend, Aug. 9 and 10. Here's everything you need to know.

Jonas Brothers kicked off their 20th Anniversary Tour with Demi Lovato, Jesse McCartney, and a stadium-sized nostalgia trip

The Meadowlands Rail Line has been temporarily renamed the “Jonas Brothers Hometown Express,” in honor of the group’s show in their native New Jersey.