Jonas Brothers

About Jonas Brothers

Formed in 2005, Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas built their initial fanbase through Disney Channel programming, including the Camp Rock films and their own series JONAS (later Jonas L.A.). Between 2006 and 2009, they released four studio albums: It's About Time, Jonas Brothers, A Little Bit Longer, and Lines, Vines and Trying Times, reaching over eight million albums sold worldwide before their 2010 hiatus. The band parted ways in 2013 to pursue individual projects, with Nick establishing a solo career and acting work, Joe forming the band DNCE, and Kevin stepping back from the public eye.

Their 2019 reunion marked a significant commercial return. The single Sucker debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming their first chart-topper and the first number-one debut by a boy band since 2003. The album Happiness Begins followed in June 2019, also debuting at number one on the Billboard 200. Since the reunion, they have maintained consistent output with singles like What a Man Gotta Do, Five More Minutes, and collaborations with artists including Karol G and Marshmello. The band has undertaken multiple headlining tours including the Happiness Begins Tour and the Remember This Tour.

The Groove Hunter currently tracks 9 editions across their catalog, including pressings of Greetings From Your Hometown in Cobalt Blue and Red/White alternate cover variants, Happiness Begins, Camp Rock as a limited edition red colored vinyl, and various single releases including What A Man Gotta Do in both Joe and Nick versions.