Why was Joe Jonas’ DNCE Halloween show cancelled? Reasons explained

Joe Jonas' highly anticipated DNCE Halloween show is officially cancelled. The singer announced that the concert won't be happening anytime soon because of "production issues," but didn't elaborate more except that he said that he's working to give fans an update and a new date for the Halloween show.

The DNCE frontman took to X on Monday, October 27, to share the unfortunate news with fans who were anticipating the show. He wrote:

While saddened by the news, Joe Jonas added that he is working on getting a new Miami date, promising to "throw an even better and more DNCE-y party than ever before." He also apologized to the fans for the inconvenience.

The cancellation update came after there was much hype about the Halloween show. The one-night-only show was initially scheduled on Friday, October 31, at the FPL Amphitheater in Miami. The ticket presale started on October 17, leaving fans devastated that the concert would not be happening anymore.

They shared their disappointment in the comments under Joe Jonas' announcement post. Since it won't be a Halloween party anymore with the date change, a fan (@krystalknopf) suggested to move to to early December and making the show a "Christmassy thing" instead of spooky.

However, another fan (@DenisseRangel98) said that the singer's team "sucks" because of the almost last-minute cancellation. They pointed out the same issue that happened with the venue change for the Jonas Brothers concerts.

Joe Jonas is set to continue on tour with the Jonas Brothers

Despite the cancellation of the DNCE Halloween show, Joe Jonas will still be onstage most of November and December, with Jonas Brothers' Greetings from Your Hometown Tour. The three brothers have been making music together for around 20 years, and the tour is to celebrate that milestone along with their newest album.

They kicked off the Greeting from Your Hometown Tour in their hometown of East Rutherford at MetLife Stadium back in August, and they will continue to perform in dozens of cities in the US until December. They will be in Atlanta on October 28. It's going to be a back-to-back show with their concert in Raleigh the following day.

And while the October 31 concert has been cancelled, fans will next see Joe Jonas and the rest of the Jonas Brothers in Lexington on November 1, in another back-to-back concert in Indiana on November 2. The Jonas Brothers have concerts scheduled until December 22.

Their brother Franklin will also be a special guest, along with Deleasa. Jesse McCartney and The All-American Rejects will also make an appearance at some of the dates.

Besides their tour, the Jonas Brothers will also be making a comeback on the movie screen. Disney has confirmed Camp Rock 3. The brothers will return as Connect 3. Their A Very Jonas Christmas Movie is also coming out on Disney+ on November 14.

Stay tuned for more Joe Jonas and Jonas Brothers news as the year progresses.

Edited by Kinette Sumadia