Nick Jonas Falls Into Hole On Stage While Performing During ‘Five Albums, One Night’ Tour

Nick Jonas fell into a hole on Tuesday while performing onstage with his brothers at their stop in Boston for their Five Albums, One Night Tour.

A fan captured the moment on camera and posted it on Instagram showing the singer taking a tumble as he steps backwards at TD Garden. He quickly recovered as he got back up and jogged to the other side of the stage. 

This show was the Jonas Brothers’ third stop in their tour across North America and Europe. Nick’s brothers, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas, joined him on Wednesday night again for their last concert in Boston before the trio headed over to Connecticut to the Mohegan Sun Arena on Thursday. 

They kicked off their tour with performances in New York at Yankee Stadium on August 12 with Kirk Franklin and Jon Bellion and on August 13 with Jimmy Fallon. 

Fallon thanked the brothers for the special night with a post on X, formerly Twitter, where he wrote, “Huge thanks to @jonasbrothers for giving me the surprise guest spot on ‘The Tour’ tour. And thank you to @yankeestadium for turning it into the world’s biggest karaoke party. This is one of those nights I will never forget.” The comedian included a video of him leading the crowd with The Killer’s song “Mr. Brightside” and dancing on stage. Fallon was seen smiling as he lived out his rockstar fantasies on stage. 

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The tour was created to celebrate the Jonas Brothers’ five newest albums, which includes their newly released The Album. 

Before their opening night, the trio thanked fans by sending out a heartfelt message on their social media pages. “From the very beginning, you’ve stood by us, cheering us on through every twist and turn,” they wrote. “Your support has been the driving force behind our music, our performances, and our evolution as artists. We truly couldn’t have come this far without your constant presence in our lives — our extended family.”

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