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The Jonas Brothers took to social media on Thursday (March 23) to give fans some insight into the creative process behind their upcoming sixth studio set, The Album.
“For the first time, the three of us are in the same place in life,” the siblings wrote on Twitter, “and as we continue to grow as brothers, husbands, fathers & artists, this project is a window into our lives. It’s the story of where we have been, what we have learned and where we are now.”
In a video shared with the tweet, Joe Jonas explains, “A lot’s changed since Happiness Begins was released. We’ve grown as a family and in turn, we’ve grown as human beings,” as pictures flash across the screen of him kissing wife Sophie Turner at Boston’s Fenway Park during the band’s Remember This Tour in 2021 and Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra play with their new daughter Malti.
Later, the middle JoBro cites Carole King, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan as a few of his favorite musical “storytellers” before calling the new music on The Album “a real honest conversation.”
In a follow-up tweet, the brothers concluded, “We feel it’s the best body of work we have ever made. THE ALBUM is our story and we can’t wait to share it with you on May 12th.”
The Jonas Brothers already previewed several tracks off The Album on the final night of their sold-out Broadway residency at the Marquis Theatre last weekend, including lead single “Wings” and sure-to-be fan favorites like “Waffle House,” “Montana Sky,” “Vacation Eyes” and “Walls.”
Check out the Jonas Brothers’ latest tease of The Album below.
We feel it’s the best body of work we have ever made. THE ALBUM is our story and we can’t wait to share it with you on May 12th.https://t.co/rXiIW0zWRM— Jonas Brothers (@jonasbrothers) March 23, 2023
Prepare for take off, Jonatics! The Jonas Brothers revealed the release date for their forthcoming single “Wings” on Thursday (Feb. 9).
“WINGS. FEBRUARY 24. JonasBrothers.com,” the boy band wrote along with a new portrait of the siblings set against a backdrop of a cloudy sky at sunrise. In the photo, the three brothers smize directly into the camera in 70s-inspired outfits; while Nick Jonas looks sharp in a psychedelic printed shirt with his hands clasped behind his back and Kevin dons a sherpa-lined denim jacket, Joe Jonas holds center stage, raising a tattooed arm behind his head.
Fans were naturally giddy about the announcement of the song, which will precede the JoeBros upcoming studio set The Album, out May 5 via Republic Records. “On February 24th, Do not call me, Do not text me, don’t even email me, I will be listening to this song all day,” one follower commented on Instagram while another raved, “I’ve never been more ready for anything in my entire life LET’S GOOOOOOO.”
The brothers already previewed “Wings” when they received the final mix of the Jon Bellion-produced song earlier this month, where Joe could be heard singing, “When you give me love, I feel it/ I feel it, I feel it/ Got me runnin’ through the ceilin’/ The ceilin’, the ceilin’/ And my love, it never had a meanin’/ A meanin, a meanin’/ You gave me a reason, you got me believin’/ You’re makin’ me say” on its groovy chorus.
Next weekend, Joe, Nick and Kevin are set to return to Sin City for another round of their ongoing residency, Jonas Brothers: Live in Vegas, at the Dolby Live at Park MGM.
Check out the Jonas Brothers’ brooding single artwork for “Wings” below.
Joe Jonas opened up in a new interview on Tuesday (Nov. 22) about what it was like tackling his big screen acting debut in the new war drama Devotion.
“Yeah, there were nerves that would come into play here and there, but it’s good to feel something like that again,” the Jonas Brothers singer told Entertainment Weekly of his experience on the set of the Korean War epic. “It’s been a while since I was putting myself in rooms where you’re like, ‘Oh, okay, I’ve got to show up, I’ve got to show my worth in this, and the pressure is on now,’ and how do you bottle that up and utilize it and use it to your advantage, instead of letting it just eat you and take over.”
For the film, which hit theaters nationwide Wednesday (Nov. 23), Jonas also recorded “Not Alone,” his new collab with Khalid. Co-written with Ryan Tedder, the emotional ballad plays over the end credits of Devotion. “I got to see the movie early on, and I brought my friend Ryan Tedder,” he said. “There was a grand piano that happened to be in the screening room, so we started working on the song and brought in a friend of ours, Harv, and I brought in Khalid, and we finished the tune, and that became ‘Not Alone.’
“It really came down to the fact that the one thing [the characters] have is that they’re there for each other, regardless if they are there for them physically,” he added of the track’s thematic connection to the movie.
Telling the story of real-life fighter pilots Jesse Brown and Tom Hudner, Devotion also stars Jonathan Majors, Glen Powell, Christina Jackson, Ali Asghar Shah, Thomas Sadowski, Serinda Swan, Daren Kagasoff and more.