Nick Jonas And The Administration Concert Tour Dates

Nick Jonas spilled his secret announcement earlier than he had originally promised fans because he was too excited to wait overnight! So here it is….

“I am so excited to share this announcement I decided to tell you now! THE ADMINISTRATION & I ARE GOING ON TOUR IN JANUARY!”

Nick also added, “I just have to say thanks to my brothers for being as supportive as they’ve been.”

It didn’t take Disney Star Demi Lovato long to Tweet back to Nick: “@nickjonas Cannot WAIT to see the show. I will be there for sure! New stuff is incredible!!!”

Nick Jonas’ tour with his band The Administration will feature songs from the groups upcoming album “Who I Am” as well as songs from the Jonas Brothers! Nick says about the tour: “With this tour we’re going to try to accomplish the same thing we did in the studio. That’s capturing some heart and soul in the music, and having fun doing it.”

The special guest on tour with Nick Jonas & The Administration is Diane Birch.

Below are the dates for Nick’s upcoming tour, will you be attending any of the shows?

January 2, 2010: Dallas, TX (House of Blues, on sale 12/5 at 10 AM)
January 4, 2010: Nashville, TN (Ryman Auditorium, on sale 12/5 at 10 AM)
January 6, 2010: Washington, DC (Warner Theater, on sale 12/5 at 10 AM)
January 7, 2010: New York, NY (Beacon Theater, on sale 12/5 at 11 AM)
January 9, 2010: Philadelphia, PA (Tower Theater, on sale 12/12 at 10 AM)
January 12, 2010: Boston, MA (Orpheum Theater, on sale 12/12 at 10 AM)
January 16, 2010: Detroit, MI (Fox Theater, on sale 12/12 at 10 AM)
January 17, 2010: Chicago, IL (Rosemont Theater, on sale 12/5 at 12 PM)
January 19, 2010: St. Louis, MO (The Pageant, on sale 12/12 at 11 AM)
January 20, 2010: Milwaukee, WI (Eagles Ballroom, on sale 12/12 at 10 AM)
January 21: Minneapolis, MN (State Theater, on sale 12/11 at 12 PM)
January 23: Denver, CO (Paramount Theater, on sale 12/12 at 10 AM)
January 26, 2010: Los Angeles, CA (The Wiltern, on sale 12/12 at 10 AM)
January 30, 2010, Berkeley, CA (Zellerbach Auditorium, on sale 12/12 at 12 PM)

Disney Channel To Air Nick Jonas announcement in Hannah Montana Diabetes Episode

Disney Channel will air a diabetes related episode in late September after reviewing the content with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Hannah Montana episode on diabetes will air on Disney Channel on September 20th.

According to NY Daily News "The episode revolves around Miley (Miley Cyrus) and Lilly (Emily Osment) reacting to the knowledge that Oliver (Mitchel Musso) has been diagnosed with Type I diabetes. The pair then turn into food police at a sweet 16 party, to keep Oliver away from certain foods. Eventually, Oliver puts them at ease: together they - and he - can work through the challenge of diabetes. The segment ends with a feel-good message."

Disney channel tried very hard in its attempt of promoting the show. Perhaps they wanted to make it either more interesting or simply raising awareness about Juvenile Diabetes. Channel officials had even enlisted Nick Jonas, who also has diabetes, to star in a public services announcement to air with the show.

Hanna Montana diabetes episode was schedules to appear last year in November on Disney Channel. Officials had said that the content was reviewed during the scriptwriting process and approved for accuracy.

Later, Disney officials found some issues with the content. That episode was pulled out without notice despite being available in early versions through video on demand.

Now Disney Channel says it has reviewed it with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and will air it on September 20th at 7:30 PM.

Written by Armen Hareyan

Cyrus' brother slams 'fake' Jonas Brothers

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Trace Cyrus

Miley Cyrus' half-brother Trace has launched a stinging attack on his younger sister's pals the Jonas Brothers, calling the trio "totally fake."

Trace Cyrus, who fronts his own band Metro Station, has defended his image as a grungy, tattooed rocker, insisting he is much happier than his pop peers.

And even though his 16-year-old sibling once dated Nick Jonas and remains close friends with the bandmembers, Cyrus has slammed the Disney stars for their clean-cut personas.

He tells Details magazine, "I'm not trying to clean my image to make anyone happy. I could have gone the route of the Jonas Brothers. Those guys can't live their lives freely. They have to put out this image that's totally fake."

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Nick Jonas speaks on diabetes in Washington

Presidents and kings had spoken from that podium. Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev explained how he would bury American capitalism. And Archbishop Desmond Tutu explained how peaceful resistance could break South African Apartheid.

But Monday, there was no king on the National Press Club stage. The guest speaker was the newest prince of pop, Nick Jonas. And although the capacity crowd probably contained more teenage girls than any luncheon in the Press Club's storied 101-year history, the 16-year-old singing sensation didn't even sing.

Instead, the energetic performer known as “Mister President” because of his lofty aspirations and limitless drive, delivered what may turn out to be the first speech of the 2040 presidential campaign.

Nick, the best known of the three Jonas Brothers, described his four-year battle with diabetes and why he had decided to go public with his struggles. His message, as disciplined as any politician's, was simple: “Diabetes is manageable. ... I can live out my dream with diabetes.”

Now, as the young singer/songwriter tours the country with his older brothers, he leads a highly structured life of medical tests, glucose meters, insulin pumps, carb counting and careful dieting.

Over the past four years, the Texas native has become a national spokesman for juvenile diabetes — launching a web site, NicksSimpleWins.com, creating diabetes “dog tags” to raise awareness and cash for research, testifying on Capitol Hill and meeting President Barack Obama at the White House.

In an interview, Jonas said he decided to use his celebrity “to talk to people who are not as much in the spotlight,” such as a girl in Miami who was taunted as “robot girl” by classmates because of her medication equipment.

“To think that it can encourage or inspire someone in the world is an amazing thing,” he said.

Now, for those who care about pesky private questions:

• Does he have a girlfriend? “I do not.”

• Would he date a fan? “Yes.”

• His musical idols? Elvis Costello, Johnny Cash, Prince and Stevie Wonder.

• His dream job? “I've always wanted to be president of the United States.”

But won't it be a few years before he can move into the Oval Office? “2040 to be exact,” he points out.

His political machine, fueled by teenage girls, is already at work on it.