Jonas Brothers

Jonas Brothers are the siblings Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas, who formed the band in New Jersey in the mid-2000s. Signed to Hollywood Records, they became central to Disney's music output of the late 2000s, starring in the Camp Rock films and scoring hits with 'S.O.S.', 'Burnin' Up' and their cover of Busted's 'Year 3000'.

The group split in 2013, and in the years apart Nick pursued a solo career while Joe fronted the band DNCE. They reunited in 2019, and 'Sucker' became their first number one on the Billboard Hot 100, followed by the album Happiness Begins. The reunion era swapped the early pop-punk guitars for lighter, groove-based pop with seventies touches.