Fans Demand Jonas Brothers for Super Bowl Halftime After Exciting NFL Show in Australia

Fans are already looking ahead to the Super Bowl, especially after the latest NFL halftime performance at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Many are making the same request: bring in the Jonas Brothers to headline.

The trio of brothers recently took the stage to headline the halftime show for the NFL's first-ever regular-season game in Australia (between the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers), delivering a high-energy set that quickly sparked conversation online.

Taking a break from their The Burning Up Tour All Over Again, which kicked off Aug. 20 and will continue through Dec., Joe, Kevin and Nick Jonas brought a medley of hits, including "Burnin' Up," "Sucker," and even "Year 3000."

The stacked catalog had the crowd fully engaged, with the performance proving that they're a worthy choice for a Super Bowl moment, as evidenced by the comment section on the NFL Instagram.

"Let them do the Super Bowl halftime -2000s Disney kids,"one wrote.

"Trust if they are at a superbowl, I WILL be there 😜" another added, with someone else noting, "I've seen enough make the Bros the SuperBowl halftime 👏."

"best halftime show in years and it wasnt even the super bowl," another expressed.

Even if you're not fully on board with the idea, there's no denying that they have the power to pull in viewers, as one chimed in, "My phone was blowing up from people watching this 😂."

"Go Sports 😂😂," someone else quipped.

The brothers have established themselves as a major touring force over the years, consistently selling out arenas and headlining festivals around the world, and they have a catalog of upbeat anthems that would translate perfectly to the Super Bowl stage.

They also have a history with the NFL, previously performing on Thanksgiving in 2022 in Dallas when the Cowboys defeated the New York Giants.

While the NFL has yet to announce its official halftime performer, an announcement usually happens in late September or early October.

Bad Bunny, who was the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show performer, was announced on Sept. 28, 2025.

Whether or not the NFL chooses the New Jersey natives for the biggest stage in sports, after their latest show, fans can't get enough.

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