Jonas Brothers

Formed in 2005 around Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas, the trio grew up in New Jersey, between Wyckoff and Little Falls, and first established themselves in a pop-rock register blended with power pop and light pop-punk. The Jonas Brothers emerged in the mid-2000s with It's About Time in 2006, followed by Jonas Brothers in 2007, A Little Bit Longer in 2008, and Lines, Vines and Trying Times in 2009, during a period marked by heavy exposure on Disney Channel, notably through Camp Rock and the Jonas series. Their writing then rested on direct choruses, bright guitars, and production calibrated for teen pop, while maintaining an accessible rock base. After an announced separation in 2013, each pursued solo or parallel projects before the band reformed in 2019 with the single Sucker. This return was accompanied by an evolution toward a more adult, smoother and more rhythmic pop on Happiness Begins (2019), and then on The Album (2023), where the Jonas Brothers incorporated more soft rock, funk and disco pop. Remaining very active on stage, between international tours, residencies and occasional collaborations with Busted, Marshmello or Tomorrow X Together, the Jonas Brothers extended this new phase with Greetings from Your Hometown in 2025.