Joe Jonas celebrated his 34th birthday in a sparkly outfit.
Jonas took to Instagram on Tuesday, August 15, to show off a pair of sequined pants he donned on his special day. The glittery trousers featured a silver button, a high-waisted fit and seamless pockets. He paired the piece with a sheer tank top, a white undershirt and a sleek leather jacket. Jonas looked extra handsome with his brunette locks styled in a wet ‘do. He completed his getup with silver chunky rings and Nike sneakers.
“Thank you to everyone for all of the birthday love 🖤,” he captioned the post.
Jonas also donned the outfit while performing on Sunday, August 13, at Yankee Stadium during The Tour with the Jonas Brothers, which includes his siblings Kevin Jonas and Nick Jonas.
While Joe’s sparkly slacks proved to be a look to remember, his other on-stage outfits were just as dazzling.
Elsewhere during the Sunday concert, he rocked a funky Canadian tuxedo, featuring colorful patches and furry embroidery. The denim jacket included heart-shaped embellishments and the trousers were finished with stars.
At the Saturday, August 12, show, Joe told the crowd, “I’ve always wanted to start something at a baseball stadium.” He explained, “I just feel like it’d be kinda cool to watch Jonas Brother fans start the wave.” Nick, 30, meanwhile, tried to give an emotional speech before performing their song “Turn Right,” but fans interrupted his words with the silly move.
Nick attempted to return the crowd’s focus to his speech, saying, “Look I know y’all trying to do the wave, but I just want to tell you this one thing and then we can get back to the wave.”
The next night, a fan asked Joe to again start the wave before Nick played “Turn Right,” but he shook his head and said no. He then gave Nick a side eye and raised his eyebrows, seemingly saying he was not amused by the wave.
The kicking off their string of shows in the Big Apple, the Jonas Brothers are slated to serenade fans around the country, performing five albums per night. The set list includes 67 songs, totaling to a three-hour long concert. Fans can find tickets at JonasBrothers.com.
