The Jonas Brothers have officially postponed their scheduled Friday night concert in Birmingham, Alabama, as Hurricane Isaias approaches the region. The band and venue organizers made this decision to prioritize the safety of fans, tour crew members, and everyone involved in the production.
The concert was originally scheduled for Friday night, October 9, 2026, at the Legacy Arena within the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex (BJCC). According to an official announcement shared by the venue, growing concerns regarding severe weather prompted the postponement as the hurricane tracked toward the Gulf Coast and Alabama.
Ticket Information and Refund Policy
Fans holding tickets for the event have been assured that all previously purchased tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled date, requiring no further action. Organizers stated that additional details regarding a new performance date will be announced soon.
For attendees who are unable to attend once the rescheduled date is finalized, full refunds will be made available through the original point of purchase. Further instructions regarding the refund window and process will be provided alongside the new tour date announcement.
Wider Regional Impact of Hurricane Isaias
The postponement is part of a broader wave of event cancellations and rescheduling across Alabama and the wider Gulf Coast region as Hurricane Isaias triggers severe weather alerts. The National Weather Service issued warnings for heavy rain, flash flooding, and strong winds affecting the Birmingham area over the weekend.
Other regional events affected by the incoming severe weather include the Scottsboro BBQ Festival, which was pushed back to November 7, and the Falkville Fall Festival, which was canceled entirely. Local authorities and event coordinators continue to monitor weather updates closely as the storm moves inland.
