Joe Jonas

Joe Jonas is an American singer, songwriter, and actor best known as a member of the world-renowned pop-rock band, the Jonas Brothers. He began his career in the entertainment industry early, performing on Broadway in productions such as "Baz Luhrmann's La Boheme." Soon after, he joined forces with his brothers, Kevin and Nick, to form a musical group that would soon become a global phenomenon and a defining act of their generation.

The Jonas Brothers signed with Hollywood Records and quickly rose to international superstardom, fueled in large part by their partnership with the Disney Channel. They starred in the hit Disney Channel Original Movies "Camp Rock" and its sequel, as well as their own television series, "Jonas." Their music career flourished with multi-platinum albums like "A Little Bit Longer" and chart-topping singles such as "Burnin'' Up" and "S.O.S.," establishing them as one of the most successful pop acts of the late 2000s.

Following the band's first hiatus, Joe Jonas explored new creative avenues. He fronted the funk-pop band DNCE, which achieved a massive international hit with the platinum-certified single "Cake by the Ocean." DNCE released their self-titled debut album to commercial success, showcasing Joe''s versatility as a frontman and songwriter outside of his work with his brothers.

The highly anticipated Jonas Brothers reunion in 2019 marked a triumphant return to the stage and the charts. Their comeback single, "Sucker," debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 200 and earned the group a Grammy Award nomination for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. The accompanying album, "Happiness Begins," was a massive success, followed by a sold-out world tour and the documentary "Chasing Happiness." Today, Joe Jonas continues to thrive as a celebrated musician with the Jonas Brothers and as a sought-after solo artist.