Fan's Dream Come True

NEWARK, Ohio — A Newark teenager said she was still in shock on Monday after what happened to her last week at a Jonas Brothers concert.

Morgan Longstreth purchased a $400 sound check pass and saw the band perform in suburban Chicago on Friday night, 10TV’s Karina Nova reported.

There, she found herself up close and personal with Kevin, Nick and Joe Jonas.

“He looks at me and says, ‘You, with the tambourine. Come on up here,’” Longstreth said. “I (came) out to the middle of the stage and I’m going crazy. They (said), ‘What’s your name?’ I said, ‘Do you guys have a guitar I can play?’”

The band did not know is that they inspired Lonstreth to take guitar lessons.

“I played one of their favorite songs, ‘Superstition’ by Stevie Wonder,” Longstreth said. “They looked at me with such shock.”

Longstreth continued to wow the band. After playing on Nick Jonas’ guitar, the guys gave her another guitar and rocked to the song, “SOS.”

“I tried not to think I was playing guitar with the Jonas Brothers because I probably would have fainted had I realized what I was actually doing,” Longstreth said.

After she left the stage, Longstreth said that she called her mother and told her dream of playing guitar with the Jonas Brothers came true.

“That’s been my dream for three years,” Longstreth said.

To complete the dream, Morgan’s mother, Harmony Longstreth said she got a call from the Jonas Brothers’ mother, who told her that her daughter could really go far with her guitar playing skills.

Morgan told Nova that she would love to be a rock star but is concentrating on school and preparing for a career in the FBI.