Jonas Brothers

The Jonas Brothers, composed of Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas, and Kevin Jonas, have a robust career in the music industry that spans over two decades. They have released numerous albums, including "It's About Time," "Jonas Brothers," "A Little Bit Longer," "Lines, Vines and Trying Times," "Happiness Begins," "The Album," and "Greetings from Your Hometown." Their diverse discography showcases their musical style, which blends rock, pop rock, pop punk, and power pop. Their single "Sucker" made a mark by debuting at number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Additionally, they have an extensive history of collaborations, including their work with producer Jon Bellion and musicians like Demi Lovato and Tomorrow X Together.

Apart from their music, the Jonas Brothers have made their presence felt in the world of television and film. They starred in the Disney Channel Original Movies "Camp Rock" and "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam," and the series "Jonas," later rebranded as "Jonas L.A." They also made appearances in shows like "Hannah Montana" and "The Voice." Their career in front of the camera extends to the big screen, with roles in films like "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" and a forthcoming Christmas comedy film for Disney+. Their story is documented in their memoir "Blood: A Memoir by the Jonas Brothers" and the documentary "Chasing Happiness."

Despite a hiatus in 2011, the Jonas Brothers made a successful comeback in 2019 and have since been actively engaging in tours, residencies, and public appearances. Their philanthropic endeavors include the Change for the Children Foundation, which supports various children's and health charities. They have also partnered with organizations like Feeding America and Global Citizen to fight hunger and poverty. Their career has been recognized with nominations at the 51st Annual Grammy Awards and wins at the American Music Awards, and they have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.