Jonas Brothers play ninth-inning set at first Banana Bowl in Washington, D.C.
The Jonas Brothers took to the field during the ninth inning of the first Banana Bowl in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, Oct. 10.
Four songs. One inning. The trio played a medley of hits in the middle of the game, with players watching from the field, Billboard reported.
They opened with “Burnin’ Up” followed by “Play My Music.” The set also included “Waffle House” and “Sucker.” The performance took place as play paused late in the game.
They were joined on the field by players from the six teams in the Banana Ball Championship League. The players stood alongside the band for the performance.
The game itself ended in a 2-1 win for the Texas Tailgaters over the Savannah Bananas. It was the first edition of the Banana Bowl, the championship event for the league.
The night included other guest appearances. Wrestler and actor John Cena, country singer Kane Brown and vocal group Pentatonix also appeared at the event.
For fans who were not in the ground, the full set is available to watch. The Savannah Bananas posted the Jonas Brothers’ complete Banana Bowl performance on YouTube.
The appearance follows the group’s recent album release. The Jonas Brothers released Greetings From Your Hometown in August 2025. The album reached No. 6 on the Billboard 200, the chart that ranks the most popular albums in the United States.
