Jonas Brothers Rock New Year’s Eve with “Camp Rock” Throwback and 2025 Tour Announcement

Jonas Brothers Rock New Year’s Eve with “Camp Rock” Throwback and 2025 Tour Announcement

The Jonas Brothers kicked off 2025 with a nostalgic performance on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest, sending fans into a frenzy with a rendition of “Play My Music” from the beloved 2008 Disney Channel movie Camp Rock. The performance in Times Square just minutes after midnight resonated with fans who grew up with the band and the iconic film. Social media erupted with excitement as viewers shared their surprise and joy at hearing the throwback track.

Kevin (37), Joe (35), and Nick (32) Jonas delivered a high-energy performance that included not only the Camp Rock hit but also their 2019 chart-topper “Sucker” and a cover of The Cranberries’ classic “Dreams.” The band also teased upcoming projects, revealing a new song with Marshmello set to release on January 17th and hinting at Nick’s upcoming Broadway run in The Last Five Years.

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Perhaps the biggest news of the night came when Kevin announced the band’s plans for a 2025 tour. He teased the New Year’s Eve setlist as a “sneak peek” of what fans can expect, saying, “a lot of songs that you’ll hear on the next tour.” This announcement, coupled with the performance of older hits, fueled speculation about the tour’s potential setlist and themes.

The Jonas Brothers shared the stage with a star-studded lineup that included Mickey Guyton, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, TLC, Kapo, Carrie Underwood, and Rita Ora. The diverse performances catered to a broad audience, ensuring a memorable New Year’s Eve celebration for viewers around the world.

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In August, Nick Jonas reflected on the lasting impact of Camp Rock, expressing amusement at the film’s recent viral resurgence on platforms like TikTok. He acknowledged the film’s significance while also finding humor in certain scenes that have gained renewed attention. This self-awareness and appreciation for the band’s history further connect them with their fanbase. The Jonas Brothers’ New Year’s Eve performance solidified their status as a beloved band with a dedicated following, eager for new music and a highly anticipated tour.