Nick Jonas Live is the first concert tour for American pop singer, songwriter Nick Jonas without his band, the Administration or the Jonas Brothers, to support his second studio album, Nick Jonas (2014). The tour starts on September 22 in Seattle and ends on November 6 in New York.

Background and development On September 4, 2014, Jonas tweeted a message that said that he had a big announcement coming the next day. The next day he announced that he would go on tour. He also revealed the tour dates. On September 6, fans could pre- order his upcoming album to get early access to the tour ticket sale. They will also receive a download of his single "Jealous" on September 8, 2014.

The Tour was part of the promotional effort to Jonas' solo project. It came in a wave of new found freedom the artist was experiencing since departing from the band with his brothers.

Jonas also joined Demi Lovato on stage for select shows of the concert tour, performing three of her songs with her.

The promotion to the eponymous solo project also helped Jonas to better understand himself as an artist, stripping away from the influence and dynamic of being part of a band, while also allowing him to have a better schedule to venture through acting whilst promoting his music.

Set list This set list is representative of the performance on October 30, 2014. It is not representative of all concerts for the duration of the tour.

"Chains" "Take Over"/ "Catch Me" "Numb" "Crazy" "Warning" "A Little Bit Longer" "Push"/ "The Worst" "Teacher" "Santa Barbara" "Wilderness" / "California Love" "I Want You" "Nothing Would Be Better"/ "Stay with Me" "Jealous"

Notes On November 5, Tinashe joined Jonas on stage to perform the remix of "Jealous".

Shows + List of concerts, showing date, city, country, and venue Date City Country Venue North AmericaSeptember 22, 2014SeattleUnited StatesShowboxSeptember 24, 2014San FranciscoGreat American Music HallSeptember 25, 2014 San AntonioTobin Center for the Performing ArtsSeptember 27, 2014MesaVirginia G. Piper TheaterSeptember 29, 2014HoustonFitzgerald's UpstairsSeptember 30, 2014DallasTreesOctober 2, 2014ChicagoBottom LoungeOctober 3, 2014MinneapolisFine Line Music CafeOctober 5, 2014PontiacCrofoot BallroomOctober 6, 2014TorontoCanadaLee's PalaceOctober 8, 2014BostonUnited StatesThe Wilbur TheatreOctober 24, 2014Mexico CityMexicoEl Plaza CondesaOctober 25, 2014October 29, 2014Los Angeles United StatesThe SatelliteOctober 30, 2014TroubadourNovember 4, 2014New York CityGramercy TheatreNovember 5, 2014Music Hall of WilliamsburgNovember 6, 2014 Rough Trade NYC

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