Joe Jonas, Jean Sean Take on 19-City Fall Tour : August 18, 2011

One fall nationwide tour, two pop entertainers with buttery voices. Are you down, baby? We are. One might say, down just like the economy is. Today on EW.com Joe...

Demi Lovato Cuts Tour with Jonas Brothers Short to Enter Rehab : November 02, 2010

Demi Lovato, Disney movie and TV star as well as  teen pop singer, is dropping out of the Jonas Brothers tour of South America to deal with physical and medical...

Drug Violence Forces Jonas Brothers to Ax Mexico Concert : October 13, 2010

The Jonas Brothers, citing the recent violence due to drugs in the region, have canceled their scheduled October 21 show in Monterrey Mexico. The band's management issued a statement that said,...

Jonas Brothers Add Dates, Cancel Dates : July 02, 2010

The Jonas Brothers are making alterations to the forthcoming tour “Jonas Brothers Live in Concert.” A few dates in the U.S. have been canceled and others have been added....

Jonas Brothers Prepare Tour with Demi Lovato : April 29, 2010

This summer, The Jonas Brothers are teaming up with Demi Lovato, fellow Hollywood Records label mate, on a world tour. They are backing their latest movie on the Disney...

MTV’s VMA Award Pick Up Kid Rock, Jonas Brothers : August 15, 2008

Kid Rock will be performing at the MTV Video Music Awards for 2008. The awards ceremony will air live on September 7 in Los Angeles from Paramount Pictures. ...

jonas brothers Biography

The pop boy band the Jonas Brothers was formed in 2005 and is based out of the New Jersey shore region. The three band members are brothers: Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas. The band first became popular on Disney Channel's children's television network. They starred in “Camp Rock,” a Disney Channel Original Movie, in 2008 and then “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam.” They have released four albums, which include their 2006 debut “It's About Time,” 2007's “Jonas Brothers,” 2008's “A Little Bit Longer” and 2009's “Lines, Vines and Trying Times.”

The Jonas Brothers received a Grammy nomination in 2008 as Best New Artist and won the Breakthrough Artist award from the American Music awards. The Jonas Brothers had sold more than eight million worldwide albums through May 2009 and prior to “Lines, Vines and Trying Times” being released.

In early 2005, the Jonas Brothers signed with Columbia Records. In August 2005, they released “It's About Time,” their debut album. In early 2007 Columbia Records dropped the Jonas Brothers and in February 2007 they ended up signing with Hollywood Records. In August 2007 they released “Jonas Brothers.” During its first week out the set made it into the number five spot on Billboard's Hot 200 chart. The Jonas Brothers released “A Little Bit Longer,” their third album, in August 2008. In June 2008, the “Camp Rock” soundtrack was released. It debuted in the No. 3 spot on Billboard's 200 chart. The Jonas Brothers tour of North America, “Burning Up Tour,” took place in summer 2008. They promoted both the “Camp Rock Soundtrack” and “A Little Bit Longer” and also performed songs from their previous albums. In June 2009 the Jonas Brothers released “Lines, Vines and Trying Times.”