To all the Joe Jonas fans out there in the Philippines, here is your chance to see Joe Jonas LIVE in the Philippines. I heard it was FREE. Here are the locations:

Joe Jonas live in Manila and Cebu at the Ayala Malls
May 25 – Trinoma 4PM
May 25 – Grennbelt 7PM
May 26 – ATC 7PM
May 27 – Ayala Center Cebu

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Joe Jonas is set to perform in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the July 4, 2012 at The “Philly 4th of July Jam”.Details are listed below:

Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 20th and Eakins Oval
7 p.m. – 10 p.m.

The Roots will serve as the house band for the Wawa Welcome America! Philly 4th of July Jam – “The Largest Free Concert in America.” The festival’s Musical Director Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson will perform alongside an incredibly talented array of the brightest and boldest talent on the national music scene including Queen Latifah, Daryl Hall, Common, Joe Jonas and more special guests, on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Following this spectacular performance will be an amazing fireworks display over the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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Toni Braxton and Joe Jonas are both coming to Jeffrey Fashion Cares 2012! It’ll be like a fashion concert. Look out! For more information and details head over to http://jeffreyfashioncares.org/

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Joe Jonas’ Sessions: Singer Writes Songs About His Famous Exes, Reveals Post-JoBro Dream Band
Joe Jonas and his band of brothers may already be hinting at a Jonas Brothers reunion, but the new solo artist is definitely doing his thing — and on his own terms. This past fall, the 22-year-old dropped his debut solo album ‘Fastlife,’ a CD full of songs co-written by the singer. To make ‘Fastlife’ a sound all his own, JJ collaborated with the likes of Chris Brown, Lil Wayne and producers like Danja and Rob Knox. The result? An edgy, all-grown-up sound … and the image to go along with it. Have you seen his steamy and mostly shirtless ‘Just in Love’ music video?!

Jonas performed an exclusive Sessions set at AOL Music’s New York studios and afterward, the singer sat down for a candid Q&A about breaking away from his fam, forming his fantasy super group and writing tell-all lyrics about his famous exes. Check out our interview with the JoBro-gone-solo!

What was your biggest fear when it came to leaving your brothers and going solo?

Probably the biggest fear was doing this on my own, taking that step, that leap of faith to try something on my own without them there. Whether it was for writing songs or even performing, I was all by myself … a very vulnerable state. But having their support made it a lot easier and having the fans’ support, knowing that they are excited by the new music and liking the stuff, it’s been a very overwhelming experience.

What creative sacrifices did you have to make as a member of a group that you don’t have to make now as a solo artist?

I think probably the biggest thing is when we write songs, I would say a lot of the time there are three different ideas of what you want the song to be about. For me, I’m able to write about experiences that I’ve gone through personally that my brothers or other writers haven’t really experienced. So I get to really go there and it can be hard too, because you really have to be honest with your lyrics. You can’t really hold anything back. That was probably the biggest difference.

When it comes to being honest with your lyrics, you’ve had some high-profile relationships. Does that affect your songwriting at all?

Yeah, sometimes it’s interesting. You know, I don’t like to say names of who I write songs about just so that way the audience can relate. Though, that said, it’s interesting to hear what other people may think. You know, sometimes they’re totally off. They go, “Is this about this person?” and they try to juggle which song is about whom. But as for me, it’s really satisfying when somebody goes, “I’ve been through that situation. I know where you were when you wrote that song.”

So you leave things anonymous for your fans, not for your own personal privacy … ?

I mean sometimes I try to keep it quiet for myself too, because I just know that I’m still pretty cool with those I’ve been in relationships with. So if it’s a really mean or upsetting song, I don’t want to make anyone upset.

Have any of your exes’ songs made you think, “That’s about me”?

Not really. I’m just more so focused on what I’m doing … It could be flattering if someone wrote a song about you.

What inspired your album title?

‘Fastlife’ was one of the names of the songs on the record and also just this crazy busy life that I live, traveling city to city. I went to Paris like three weeks ago, and the next thing you know you’re in New York, then you’re in Los Angeles the next day. So, it’s a crazy life. It’s busy and it’s exciting too and it’s a lot of fun, so I wanted to bring people into that world that I live to experience it for themselves.

Speaking of living the fast life, do you ever regret that you stepped into the spotlight at such a young age?

The experiences that I’ve had are so amazing, so I don’t know if I really want to give back any of those amazing experiences. At the same time, there are things that I missed. I mean sporting events, being at school — they’re small things, but at the same time, I really love what I’ve been able to do in my career.

Where do you see yourself at one of those slightly arbitrary milestone ages? Let’s say 30.

I would say when I’m 30, I’ll hopefully have done a couple of records, solo records and with my brothers. More acting. I’ve got a couple opportunities coming my way so I’m hoping to further that acting career. And then, who knows, do something different. I love cooking, so open a restaurant or something!

What acting opportunities are you working on?

I’m trying to develop a movie with a buddy of mine back in L.A. We have this idea to create this film. I don’t want to give away the idea too much, because it’s so bare bones, but it’s a very exciting, exciting project. [I'd be] producing and acting in it.

What three songs would be on the soundtrack to your life?

Wow, that could be really difficult. Well I guess there are songs that affected me the most throughout my life. I would say ‘Blackbird’ by the Beatles, ‘Somewhere Only We Know’ by Keane, and then wow, third one. I would probably go with the whole album ‘The Joshua Tree’ by U2 [laughs], if I can do that.

You’ve had a lot of nice things to say about working with Chris Brown. Who else would you like to work with?

I have to say, Chris Brown was a lot of fun to work with. He’s a really talented artist and the music he’s coming out with is incredible. Recently, he has worked with so many different artists, so when I worked with him I was really thankful. And another artist I would love to work with? I mean, I love Adele. I love people like Kid Cudi and Kanye West. There’s something about working with an artist who is totally different from what you do that’s intriguing.

Is collaborating with other artists something that there is more opportunity for now that you’re outside of the group?

It can be easier to work with one person one-on-one rather than one-on-three, so we’ll see.

If you could create a super group, like Mick Jagger’s SuperHeavy, who would you choose to be in your band?

My super group? Chris Martin from Coldplay. The lead singer of Muse, Matthew Bellamy, he plays base so he can play the base in the band. I would say Paul McCartney, and then Tommy Lee on the drums. I mean, we’d all share lead vocals [laughs]!

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OFFICIAL IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE:
Ticket Sales Open Today for The Believe In Girls Celebration at Liberty State Park Featuring a Concert by Sara Bareilles and Joe Jonas

Day-Long Event to Feature Evening Concert, Daytime Performance from “The X Factor’s” Rachel Crow, Fireworks, and 100 activities

Central, N.J. (February 2, 2012)- Tickets go on sale nationwide today for The “Believe In Girls” (B.I.G.) Celebration, a day-long event culminating in an evening concert featuring Grammy nominated artist and celebrity judge on the hit show “The Sing Off,” Sara Bareilles and pop star Joe Jonas of the band The Jonas Brothers. The event will take place on June 23, 2012, starting at 1 p.m. at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, N.J. and will also include a daytime performance from “The X Factor” finalist, Rachel Crow, a fireworks display, and 100 activities. The B.I.G. Celebration is presented by the Girl Scout Councils of New Jersey and is open to all girls nationwide and their parents/ guardians, even if they are not currently involved in Girl Scouting.

Tickets are available online at www.girlscouts100nj.org. Participants who purchase tickets before February 29, 2012, will receive an early access pass granting them entry to the event one hour early. The first 15,000 people to purchase tickets will receive a free cinch sack bag. The $89.50 per ticket price covers the cost of entry, all daytime performances, the evening concert, on-site activities and parking.

“The name of this event perfectly describes what this day is all about, and that’s believing in girls and doing it in a big way,” said Mary Connell, CEO of Girl Scouts of Central & Southern New Jersey. “With so many activities and the exciting entertainment program featuring a main stage performance by singer-song writer Sara Bareilles, we know that every girl will remember this experience for her lifetime.”

The day-long event will include 100 activities taking place at the historic and scenic Liberty State Park, which features 1,122 acres of open space and panoramic views of The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and the New York Harbor. Activities include an evening concert by Sara Bareilles and Joe Jonas, daytime performances by Rachel Crow and local acts, a fireworks display over the New York Harbor, an A.C. Moore Craft Zone, a cooking pavilion including cupcake decorating classes and demos, a tech pavilion featuring the latest hands-on devices, a literary pavilion where girls can meet authors, more than a dozen bounce houses, rockwall climbing, and much more! All participants will also receive a commemorative B.I.G. celebration event t-shirt. Sponsors include Sports Authority, EF Educational Tours, and FLOMO.

The B.I.G. Celebration is presented by the Girl Scout Councils of New Jersey and commemorates the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouting and its mission to empower girls and instill them with courage, confidence and character. For a full list of program activities at the B.I.G. Celebration, please visit www.girlscouts100nj.org.

The B.I.G. Celebration
(Believe in Girls)
Saturday, June 23, 2012

Start: 1:00 pm
End: Conclusion of evening fireworks
(approximately 10:30pm)
Cost: $89.50 per ticket (girl or adult) which includes the cost of entry, the evening concert, 100 activities, an event t-shirt, a commemorative B.I.G Celebration patch, off-site parking and shuttle service to the event site from the parking lot.

SOURCE: JOE JONAS ONLINE EMAIL FROM GIRL SCOUTS

YOU CAN VIEW THE VIDEOS FROM THIS EVENT BY CLICKING HERE!

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Vanity on Stage: lo show di Joe Jonas
Venticinque fan hanno già potuto assistere al suo showcase, registrato in esclusiva per Vanity Fair.it. Adesso, per tutte (e tutti voi)… ecco lo spettacolo

di Redazione · 16 dicembre 2011

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PHOTOS: Backstage Photos – Joe Jonas

PHOTOS: Performance Photos – Joe Jonas