Nick Jonas Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction at Tampa Concert: ‘Could’ve Told Me My Fly Was Open’

Nick Jonas had a wardrobe malfunction on stage and his brothers weren’t about to help him out.

The Jonas Brothers were performing in Tampa, Florida, as part of their Jonas20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour on Wednesday, October 22, when Nick, 33, came to the sudden realization that his fly was down.

A fan captured the awkward moment and posted the video to TikTok.

“The moment Nick realized his fly was open the entire time during ‘Please Be Mine,’” the user captioned the post.

About halfway through the clip, Nick is seen looking down and noticing that he may be showing the audience more than he was aware. As commenters pointed out, his face turned beet red as he finished the song.

As soon as the song ended, Nick zipped up in one quick motion before turning and saying to his brothers, Joe and Kevin, “Neither one of you could have told me my fly was open for the whole song?”

“Your fly was open, by the way,” responded Joe, 36.

Nick may not have noticed, but it appears the woman in front of the person filming the video did. She could be seen throughout the song zooming in on Nick’s lower half before flipping the camera back to herself.

“The girl in the front flipping the camera to her every few seconds while filming them is so real,” one commenter wrote.

This wasn’t the first unscripted miscue on the band’s 20th anniversary tour. While the brothers were performing in Portland, Oregon, in September, a small fire broke out on stage. Thankfully, none of the band members were near it when it happened and it was quickly extinguished without incident.

The Jonas Brothers first announced the anniversary tour was coming in December 2023 during a performance in Brooklyn, New York.

“OK, so in 2025, it’ll be the 20-year anniversary of this band,” Nick told the crowd. “We’re gonna do this thing again! This one has been unbelievable. For those of you to come to a show or multiple shows, please know how much we appreciate it.”

He added, “We know that you all have bills to pay, you got real-life stuff. The fact that you still come out here and show us so much love [and] you spend your time with us, it means the world. Truly, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you [and] we love you. You’ve made these last couple [of] months unforgettable.”

Since the tour kicked off in August, the trio has been joined by supporting acts All-American Rejects, Boys Like Girls and Marshmello. They have also welcomed surprise guests along the way, including Jesse McCartney, Hoobastank, Hanson and Camp Rock alum Demi Lovato.

“Joe just asked me last week, [he] was like, ‘Hey, what are you doing next weekend? Or on the 10th, we would love to have you come and perform ‘This Is Me’ and ‘Wouldn’t Change a Thing.’ You’ve been a huge part of our journey and vice versa,’ Lovato, 32, explained on the “Chicks in the Office” podcast. “He was like, ‘This show is really important to us, and we would love to have you there.’ And it was so nice.’”