Greetings From Your Hometown is due on August 8th
Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum superstars Jonas Brothers surprised fans by unveiling the cover artwork for their hotly anticipated new album, Greetings From Your Hometown – dropping everywhere August 8th via Republic Records. Packed with new tracks and feel-good vibes, the album is a celebration of 20 unforgettable years and is filled with lifelong influences from their childhood and the sounds that they grew up on.
2025 marks a special year for Jonas Brothers as they celebrate their 20th anniversary as a band. To kick off the year, Jonas Brothers recently released a new single “Slow Motion” with producer Marshmello and announced JonasCon, a special one-day event taking place in their home state of New Jersey in celebration of the band’s incredible two decades.
This summer, the band will embark on Jonas20: Living the Dream, a full-circle celebration of their 20-year journey from performing in malls to headlining the biggest stadiums in the world. The series of dates kicks off August 10th at MetLife Stadium with stops at iconic venues like Dodger Stadium, Fenway Park, Hersheypark Stadium, and more. Marshmello will join the tour for the ten iconic stadium shows, bringing his chart-topping hits — including his iconic collabs with the brothers — to life in a high-energy set that keeps the party going all night. In addition, The All-American Rejects and Boys Like Girls will join as special guests in select cities.
The brothers will also release a London live album on June 13th and a Disney+ Christmas movie, A Very Jonas Christmas later this year from 20th Television and Disney Branded Television.
In honor of the Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration, the brothers are performing a special new song called “Celebrate Happy,” which will be heard throughout the resort beginning May 16th. “Celebrate Happy” will be available for streaming wherever you listen to music beginning May 13th.
ESPN announced it is soundtracking Sunday Night Baseball in collaboration with the Jonas Brothers and their unreleased song “I Can’t Lose.” The song will be used as ESPN’s season-long anthem for all Sunday Night Baseball promotions, featured across the broadcasts and weekly tune-in commercials.
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