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Jonas Brothers Join Lineup for ‘Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2025′

The Jonas Brothers are getting ready to ring in the new year, joining the star-studded Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2025. The familial pop rock outfit are the latest artists added to the list of performers on the annual countdown that will air on ABC on Dec. 31 beginning at 8 p.m. ET.

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With Seacrest saddling up for his 20th time in the hosting position, the most-watched NYE countdown show will also see co-host Rita Ora joining in the festivities in New York’s Times Square.

The Jonas Brothers – who recently completed their global Three Albums, One Night Tour – will take part in the broadcast to kick off their 20th anniversary celebrations with a thrilling, career-spanning medley performance airing just after midnight. This isn’t their first time appearing on the countdown show, with members performing three times as a group and five times across their solo projects over the years.

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The trio – comprising Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas – first formed in 2005, becoming global teen sensations with albums such as 2007’s Jonas Brothers, 2008’s A Little Bit Longer, and 2009’s Lines, Vines and Trying Times. While the latter two peaked atop the Billboard 200, 2019’s comeback album Happiness Begins also achieved the same impressive feat.

Alongside the Jonas Brothers’ appearance, Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2025 will also feature a stacked lineup including headlining artist Carrie Underwood, Megan Moroney, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, TLC, Lenny Kravitz, Tinashe, and others.

Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2025 will stream the next day on Hulu. Dick Clark Productions is owned by Penske Media Corporation; PMC is also the parent company of Billboard.

Luke Bryan Offers Carrie Underwood Advice on ‘American Idol’ Judge Role — And It Involves Therapy

When it comes to finding success through American Idol, Carrie Underwood needs no advice. She was the winner of the music talent competiton’s fourth season in 2005, and since then, has gone on to become a three-time Academy of Country Music entertainer of the year winner and an eight-time Grammy winner who has notched 16 Billboard Country Airplay No. 1 hits, as well as a No. 1 Billboard all-genre Hot 100 hit (“Inside Your Heaven”).

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However, when it comes to Underwood preparing to take over one of the American Idol judges’ seats, her fellow Idol judge Bryan has just one bit of advice for his fellow country singer-songwriter–and it sounds like the judge position on Idol could be a bit emotionally taxing.

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In an interview with Audacy country music station 100.7 The Wolf backstage during the Watershed Music Festival, Bryan said, “Up your therapist. If she has a therapist, she’s probably going to have to double to deal with me and Lionel”

Bryan also made Underwood a thoughtful offer. “Maybe I should credit her or give her…I wonder do therapists do gift cards where I can call her therapist and gift her a voucher?”

Underwood won American Idol nearly two decades ago, and has since developed a multi-faceted career that includes not only being one of country music’s top headliners, but Underwood is also an actress and released the book Find Your Path. She has also capitalized on her commitment to health and wellness, through her fit52 fitness app. Her Las Vegas residency just added shows in 2025, and she’s also launched a trio of channels on SiriusXM, including Carrie’s Country, Carr-dio by Carrie’s Country and Savior Sunday Daily by Carrie’s Country.

 

Ready for a Vacation? You Can Watch Carrie Underwood in Las Vegas Without Leaving Your Hotel

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With the holiday season shifting into gear, Las Vegas is the go-to destination for music fans and entertainment lovers alike — and it’s almost your last chance to see Carrie Underwood, who will embark on the final round of her Reflection: The Las Vegas Residency at Resorts World just in time for the holidays. 

The “Out of That Truck” singer kicks off the final lap of her popular Las Vegas residency at Resorts World Theaters starting tonight (Nov. 29). The residency will run from November until August 2024.  

On Dec. 29, fellow country superstar Luke Bryan will begin his final string of concerts at Resorts World Theater Las Vegas. Bryan’s residency will run until Jan. 6.

And it’s not just music: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler brought their comedy tour to Resorts World earlier this month. The Resorts World Theater is a 5,000-capacity, multi-level venue and home to Sin City’s tallest performance stage. The theater offers an intimate experience as the closest seats are located just 150 feet from the stage. Resorts World delivers a one-of-a-kind, immersive audio experience courtesy of over 265 L-Acoustics speakers powered by L-ISA hyperreal technology.

Dine, Play & Stay: Everything You Need to Know About Resorts World 

What is Resorts World Las Vegas? It’s the first integrated resort to land on the Las Vegas Strip in over a decade. The hotel offers tons of amenities and accommodations and it’s walking distance to several other hotels, as well as shopping and dining. 

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Resorts World Las Vegas

But you don’t have to leave the hotel to have a good time. The massive complex stretches across 88 acres and unites the top three Hilton brands under roof: Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World, Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World and Crockfords Las Vegas, LXR Hotels & Resorts. Resorts World is packed with top-of-the-line amenities, such as a relaxing spa complete with wellness treatments and a mini-theater where you can relax and have food ordered to your seat. You’ll also find swimming pools, premium casino gaming, floor-to-ceiling views from your room and an array of dining options, including over 50 food and beverage options available at your fingertips.  

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Resorts World Las Vegas

Enjoy A-list residencies, comedy shows and other entertainment at Resorts World. From its diverse selection of restaurants and bars to a curated collection of global retail brands — and seven, yes seven, sparkling pools — Resorts World has it all. 

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Resorts World Las Vegas

From Day to Night: Where to Party at Resorts World 

Feel like hitting the dance floor? Be sure to visit Ayu Dayclub; it’s a desert-style tropical oasis with a huge pool surrounded by gorgeous palm trees and cabanas to help you party in style. 

After the sun goes down, head over to Zouk Nightclub and keep the party going all night. The club features multiple bars, VIP booths, a state-of-the-art sound and lighting system, the ultimate dance floor for partygoers, must-see sets from world-class DJs and fan-favorite performers such as Kaskade, Zedd, Tiesto, Cash Cash, Nervo, Ludacris, Deadmau5, Travis Scott and more in December. 

Resorts World: How to Book Your Stay at a Discount 

Between Cyber Week and Travel Tuesday, now’s the time to score huge savings as Resorts World is offering a major discount for its biggest sale of the year. Right now, travelers can save up to 40% off Resorts World Las Vegas during the Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale. Your Hotel stay must be booked by Friday (Dec. 1) and is valid for travel through December 30th, 2023. Blackout dates may apply.

Need New Year’s Eve plans? Ring in the New Year at Resorts World and save up to 20% off when you book your stay between Nov. 22 and Dec. 31.

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Watch Carrie Underwood’s Son Crush a Throwback Tae Bo Workout Video: ‘I May Soon Have Myself a Gym Buddy’

What’s old is officially new again. Case in point: After going through a box of old things, Carrie Underwood‘s sons have discovered the art of Tae Bo — a martial arts style of fitness that became popular during the 1990s — and they can’t seem to get enough, especially the country singer’s son Jake.

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Underwood took to Instagram on Friday (Jan. 6) to share a candid video of Jake watching a Tae Bo class and performing the moves in perfect unison with the television, sometimes with a little help from his toddler hands to help lift up his legs. “Jake starting off the day right!” the country singer wrote over the video.

The “Denim & Rhinestones” singer gave some additional context in the video’s caption: “The boys found one of my old Tae Bo DVDs in a box of things and Jake thought he’d have himself a little morning workout! I may soon have myself a gym buddy!” she wrote, adding a crying laughing emoji as well as several arm muscle emojis.

Fellow country music star Jimmie Allen chimed in, commenting “He’s getting after it.” Allen added that Jake’s newfound Tae Bo skills are “more exercising than I’ve done in the last 3 years.” Zach Swon of the Swon Brothers also found the video amusing, writing, “Haven’t heard the words Tae Bo in a minute ….. or DVD,” along with a nerdy emoji.

Watch Underwood’s son Jake take on Tae Bo in the video below.