Jonas Brothers

The Jonas Brothers captured the hearts of teenage fans around the world with their good looks, infectious charm and hooky pop hits, demonstrating unexpected commercial longevity compared to their boy-band brethren.

The Jonas Brothers - siblings Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas - grew up in a musical household, and their passion for performing developed at a young age. They gained initial exposure through their appearances on the Disney Channel, starring in the television movie Camp Rock and its sequel alongside fellow teen star Demi Lovato. The trio's self-titled 2007 LP featured the
hit single "S.O.S," which catapulted them to mainstream success and set the stage for their third album A Little Bit Longer, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart.

Although 2010's Lines, Vines and Trying Times extended the Jonas Brothers' hit streak, the group split in 2013, citing creative differences and a desire to pursue individual projects. After months of rumors, the siblings reunited in early 2019 and scored their first-ever number one with the comeback single "Sucker."