Well, it looks like Nick Jonas had quite the scare during the Jonas Brothers’ concert in Prague, and honestly, who could blame him for sprinting off stage? When a laser is pointed at you mid-performance, it’s not exactly a “cool under pressure” moment—it’s more of a “get out of here before things get crazy” moment. And Nick handled it like a pro, making a quick “time out” signal before darting off stage, leaving the audience in shock.
Now, for those of you wondering why a laser would cause such a reaction, it’s not just a flashy light show gone wrong. In today’s world, lasers can be used to assist snipers, so having one aimed at you in a packed arena? Yeah, that’s no joke.
Nick Jonas wasn’t overreacting—he was protecting himself. And honestly, after dealing with fans throwing bracelets at him last year, he’s probably learned to trust his instincts when things start to get sketchy.
Nick Jonas was seen abruptly running off stage during the Jonas Brothers’ Prague concert, after a red laser light was aimed at his head. A video shared by Instagram user Jonas Daily News shows Nick signaling to his security before quickly leaving, while Kevin and Joe stayed on… pic.twitter.com/eaJkQ73C29
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According to reports, the concert was paused for about 10 minutes while security handled the situation, and thankfully, the person responsible was booted from the venue. Once the coast was clear, Nick, Joe, and Kevin returned to the stage and picked up right where they left off, performing their hit “BB Good.” Classic Jonas Brothers—keeping it cool under pressure and making sure the show goes on.
But this isn’t just a Jonas Brothers issue. Lately, it seems like concert stages have become the Wild West of unruly fan behavior. Remember Bebe Rexha getting hit in the face with a phone? Or Harry Styles catching a random object to the eye in Vienna? Performers are having to dodge flying objects and lasers as if they’re in an action movie, and it’s honestly getting out of hand.
Fans took to social media after the Prague incident to voice their support for Nick, and rightly so. One fan nailed it by saying, “People use lasers when aiming with a sniper, so idk why anyone thinks he’s overreacting.” Exactly! This isn’t a case of diva behavior—it’s a legitimate safety concern.
Nick Jonas flees the stage during Prague concert after a laser was pointed at his head. pic.twitter.com/cypgZqiEZG
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At the end of the day, artists like Nick Jonas shouldn’t have to deal with threats—real or perceived—while they’re on stage doing their job. So maybe it’s time for fans to calm down and remember that concerts are supposed to be fun, not dangerous. Here’s hoping the rest of the Jonas Brothers tour is drama-free and full of music, not lasers.
