Meadowlands Rail Line temporarily renamed for the Jonas Bros. ahead of concert
The Meadowlands Rail Line will be called the “Jonas Brothers Hometown Express” through Sunday, Aug. 10.
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51m agoNew Jersey Transit is honoring New Jersey natives, the Jonas Brothers, ahead of their concert at MetLife Stadium this Sunday.
The Meadowlands Rail Line will be called the “Jonas Brothers Hometown Express” through Sunday, Aug. 10. The rail line operates between Secaucus Junction and MetLife Stadium.
The Jonas Brothers consist of Wyckoff natives Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas. Their latest album, “Greetings From Your Hometown,” comes out this Friday.
My Chemical Romance, another New Jersey-based band, will also be playing at MetLife Stadium this weekend on Aug. 9. NJ Transit said there were no plans to rename a rail line in their honor.
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