Jonas Brothers Tease Upcoming Solo Music Projects – Exciting News for DNCE Fans (Exclusive)

The Jonas Brothers have had an extraordinary 2025. They celebrated their 20th anniversary with a massive 75-date JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour, released their seventh studio album Greetings From Your Hometown, and starred in two Disney productions: A Very Jonas Christmas on Disney+ and the eagerly awaited Camp Rock 3.

The year began in March when Nick, Joe, and Kevin hosted the inaugural JONASCON at American Dream in New Jersey, performing six sets for thousands of fans. Their year-long journey will wrap up with a New Years Eve performance, showcasing their dedication to their audience.

Alongside their group efforts, the Jonas Brothers have been pursuing solo music. Kevin Jonas premiered his first solo track, "Changing", during the band's August 23 show in Boston, with an official release on November 20. Kevin shared that the song was well received and expressed excitement about exploring his own musical path, though he indicated a full solo album is not imminent, saying he is "taking it one song at a time."

Joe Jonas, who released his solo album Music For People Who Believe in Love earlier this year, confirmed that both his solo work and new material from his band DNCE are in development. He described an intense week in a New York studio where multiple projects were happening simultaneously, including Nicks solo tracks and DNCE recordings.

Nick Jonas announced his next solo album, Sunday Best, on November 3 during an intimate brunch in Las Vegas. The album, releasing February 6, marks his first solo project in nearly six years. He described the creative process while on tour as energizing and inspiring, noting that developing songs backstage and performing them live gives him a unique sense of fulfillment.

Kevin highlighted his brothers recent work, saying fans can expect "the greatest music that I've heard from them both, ever."

Author: Chloe Ramirez