Two decades since they came together as a professional band, the Jonas Brothers rang in 2025 just after midnight with a medley of the group’s hits during Dick Clark’s New Year‘s Rockin’ Eve.
For their highly-anticipated performance, Nick, Joe, and Kevin sang 2019’s “Sucker,” “Play My Music,” and a cover of “Dreams” by the Cranberries.
In advance of their New York City performance, when interviewed by Ryan Seacrest, the three brothers teased some big announcements coming in the new year, stating “We’ve got a ton of announcements coming. The first thing up is we’ve got a new song with Marshmello on January 17.” “I’ll be making a return to Broadway here next year in a show calledThe Last Five Years, which I absolutely can’t wait to do.”
During the close of their 2023 tour at Yankee Stadium, the superstar group discussed the “20-year anniversary of the band” with a run of special shows. “That card was your formal invite to do this thing again,” Nick said at the time.
Marking “Please Be Mine” as their first recorded song, the JoBros formed their group in 2005 followed by their first single in December of that year with “Mandy,” prior to their debut album, It’s About Time in 2006.
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Author: Saul Goode
Photo: Anthony Quintano from Hillsborough, NJ, United States