How do you get backstage for a jonas brothers concert?

Hey,
I was wondering if anyone knew how to get Jonas Brothers backstage passes. You see my sister is turning 17 in August and she really wanted to see the guys for her sweet sixteen but she didn't get to and she was really disappointed (so was I). I would love to get her backstage passes so that we could meet them for her seventeenth birthday. So it would be her birthday present. Does anyone know?

Thanks,
Jo-bro fan

totally impossible. I've been a fan for a LONG TIME. before any of this new fame they have. 2 years ago this would have been completely do-able and more than easy. but now things have changed a lot and sweetie youll be lucky if you can even get tickets for one of their concerts

xxx c

if you are able to get tickets to the concert, you probably wouldn't get backstage passes. but they do have meet and greets sometimes after the shows, so you may see them there. if no meet and greet...then get to the venue extremely early and wait by the tour bus...you may catch them there, if not...then sneak out of the show right before it's over and wait by the bus to catch them when they come out of the show. that is probably the only way you would see them.

emily

if you get even get tickets to the concert, then you probably won't get backstage passes. I mean it doesn't hurt to try, but you probably won't. they do have meet and greets sometimes, so you may get to meet them that way. but if they don't have a meet and greet then you might want to arrive at the venue early and stand by their tour bus in chances to meet them. if not...then I recommend leaving the show early like during the last song and go wait by the tour bus. that way you'll be there when they come out of the venue. that is probably your best bet for seeing them. good luck!

emily

okay sorry to say sweetie, that's mission imposible. I've been a fan for years, I should know. I've tried many many times. sorry.

Okay. Go to a concert. If you have tickets Lol. Leave early(maybe miss 2 or 3 songs) and check to see if theres a Meet and Greet. If not, just wait outside for the tour bus and try to see them there. Or if you are such a rebel, sneak out and follow them backstage. Haha.

Getting backstage passes to concerts is a lot easier than people think. I am really surprised that more people are not doing it. I have been attending concerts since I was fifteen and have gotten backstage to more than thirty-five concerts in the last 10 years. I recently took my cousin to meet the Jonas Brothers backstage since she had been bothering me for a year about this.

I have met most of my favorite performers and have a collection of memories that will last me a lifetime. I have tons of pictures, music, t shirts and autographs that I obtained throughout the years. My main suggestion is getting your foot in the door. There is actually a book that I saw at the library that had quite a bit on info about the subject. The book has a website address http://www.igotbackstagepasses.com/ where you can order it.

I have read a few books on the subject but this one was the most complete and did not have lame info that I have seen in other books. This book uses some of the exact same methods that I use. Once you get your foot in the door, you can easily get backstage. People think that you have to “trick” people into letting you backstage but that is not likely. I have learned that once you know someone on the inside, you are set for life. I now know someone at every venue in my city.

So my advice is to take it step by step and read some books on the subject. It is well worth your time and effort. While you are backstage, behave yourself and stay out of people’s way and don’t argue with anyone or you will get a one way ticket from where you came from and will never be invited back. I have seen this happen a few times. So go for it, there is nothing more exciting than getting close to these bigger than life stars.

You usually either have to know someone in the business.
or...

no wait that's usually the only option!

yeah most of the time you do HAVE to know someone in the business. Or like is involved with the venue. See I know somebody like that and I couldnt even get backstage.