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The Jonas Brothers made a lovely tribute to Bluey at the Brisbane show of their Five Albums One Night world tour on Tuesday night.
To open the two and a half hour show, the boy band sent fans into a frenzy as they took to the stage with their own version of an intro from the popular Australian children’s show.
In a video posted on TikTok, you can see the brothers’ names announced in the same format as Bluey’s opening song.
TikTok user @emilyno.yes uploaded video of the adorable moment, along with the caption, “This wasn’t on my 2024 bingo card.”
The video has already garnered 1.4 million views and social media users were quick to comment on their excitement about the collaboration.
The Jonas Brothers paid a lovely tribute to Bluey at the Brisbane show of their Five Albums One Night world tour
“Name something more iconic than the Jonas Brothers Bluey open,” one wrote.
“I love this because I’ve been a Jonas Bros fan for a long time and both of my kids are obsessed with Bluey. BEST CROSSOVER EVER!!’ commented another fan.
The Spotify TikTok account event commented on the video saying “the collaboration we needed.”
According to the mailThe starstruck brothers had a backstage encounter with Bluey songwriter Joff Bush before the Queensland show.
After their concert in Brisbane, the family will head to Melbourne to perform on Friday and Saturday at the Rod Laver Arena.
Social media users were quick to comment on their excitement over the collaboration, with one writing “name something more iconic than the outspoken Jonas Brothers Bluey.”
It comes after his fans were left furious after ticket prices for his Sydney concerts were slashed and some were even given away.
Joe, Nick and Kevin Jonas kicked off their tour on Friday, playing two shows at the Qudos Bank Arena.
The trio announced the tour in July with ticket prices ranging from $79.90 to $87.85.
After some tickets went unsold, some fans claimed passes to their Sydney concerts were given away moments before the American brothers took to the stage.
To open the two and a half hour show, the boy band sent fans into a frenzy as they took to the stage with their own version of an intro from the popular Australian children’s show.
Bluey is one of the most popular children’s television shows in the world.