#jonas-brothers

#jonas-brothers

I did this recently, at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, a giant venue packed to its rafters, 18,000-plus fans. A massive stage set with multiple places for the guys to enter and exit and step into or out of the spotlight. At the center of it, the three Jonas boys: understated but steady Kevin; Joe, the flirty, fashion-forward pop guy; and Nick, the rock star.

After their concert last Thursday at Chase Center, the Jonas Brothers stayed another day in San Francisco to feast on Peruvian nigiri and grilled meat skewers. The iconic boy band consisting of brothers Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas made a surprise visit to La Mar Cebichería Peruana for lunch along the city's waterfront on Friday, Sept. 26. "Honestly, they were relatively discreet," general manager Jason Wiles told SFGATE. "They just came in looking for a table. They were a party of seven, and we were happy to accommodate them. They didn't really create a scene or anything like that."

The Jonas Brothers have it figured out. So many of their peers and colleagues from Disney Channel or the 2000s/2010s music scene are re-recording their music or making a comeback to the studio. Why not give them a platform for their return? It's a win-win; their crowd, who obviously is very nostalgic for their favorite Disney band, will love it, the musicians get exposure to their direct audience, and the Jonas Brothers get to book their pals/idols. It's simply too good.

LOS ANGELES -- The Jonas Brothers are bringing holiday cheer to Disney+ in"A Very Jonas Christmas Movie,"premiering November 14. Disney+ released the first teaser and announced the full ensemble cast for the festive comedy, which follows Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas as they race against the clock to get home for Christmas. What should be a simple trip from London to New York turns into a series of holiday side quests as the brothers face obstacles on their journey.

(Fatherhood) changes everything, the lens you see every bit of life through just changes and priorities shift," Nick Jonas said. "As a songwriter and as an artist, I think you just look at the world very differently and we've been fortunate enough to be able to tell some of our stories about our journey as fathers and husbands.