i got a chance!

So I finally got a chance to actually post updates! Yay!

Recently the Jonas Brothers played a song at a concert that was NOT on A Little Bit Longer! Robert from Rooney was starred. The Song is called 'letting you down'


Here is the full song 'This is me' sung at the DC games, and the Jonas Brothers come out.


Jonas Brothers have been on TRL the past few days. The are on in the mornings, so make sure to check them out. I would post the videos but that would be like 1800 videos. :D

EW.com gave the boys a B+ for their new album. read the whole article

Jonas Brothers posted a new blog!

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

THE CRITICS ARE SPEAKING AND…
Category: Music

Hey everyone!

So the Critics at some of the largest and most respected papers and music magazines are chiming in and guess what…

THEY ARE LOVING “A LITTLE BIT LONGER”

ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE = 4 OUT OF 5 STARS

BLENDER = 4 OUT OF 5 STARS

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

AND MANY OTHERS.

Tell us your favorite songs/moments on the CD!!

AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS THAT THIS IS A CD THEY WILL WANT TO HAVE!!!

Thanks for the support

JB
Kevin, Joe and Nick

“Selena Gomez: Nick Jonas Is An Amazing Guy” - E! Online - read more


Just like the family-friendly roles she plays onscreen, Selena Gomez kept things G-rated during an interview with Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS-FM show Tuesday morning.
Grilled over the ongoing rumors that she’s dating Jonas Bro/Miley Cyrus ex Nick Jonas, the poised actress replied: “Well, he’s an amazing guy, Ryan. Anybody would be very lucky to be dating him.”
When pressed, Selena would only say, “I’m close to all the brothers.” Which includes Team Demi and Selena supporter and her unofficial “big brother” Kevin.
Fine. But we hope Nick’s the one who’s got her heart. They’d make such a wholesome couple, don’t ya think?

“Billboard CD reviews: Irma Thomas, Jonas Brothers” - Yahoo! News - read more



You get the sense the Jonas Brothers can actually do the things they purport to do, like sing, play their instruments and even write music. That’s why it’s unfortunate that much of their sophomore effort is submerged in an ocean of heavy-handed production, so deep that the boys’ natural talents struggle to break the surface. But though there are epic keys, layers of acoustic and electric guitar and filtered synth zooms on nearly every track, the Jonases chomp on their 4/4 pop-rock like a veteran band. Young Nick sounds fresh out of the Justin Timberlake school of seduction on album opener “BB Good.” First single “Burnin’ Up” owes more than a little to Maroon 5; second single “Love Bug” goes from a campfire strum-along to a Steven Tyler rock wailer to power-punk in less than five minutes.

“CD REVIEWS/Jonas Brothers” - SF Gate - read more

Woooooo! Eeeeeek! Kevvvvvvin! If this were a proper review of the new Jonas Brothers album, of course, it would be filled with nothing but the eardrum-piercing screams that are always drowning out the band’s music. That’s probably not a bad thing. If anyone actually heard the first few Beatles albums without the filter of a thousand hormonal teenage girls, they probably never would have been given the chance to make “Revolver.” The Jonas Brothers - Nick, 16; Joe, who turns 19 on Friday; and Kevin, 20 - might not be around that long, but with the hit made-for-TV movie “Camp Rock” and a sold-out amphitheater tour making them the choice pinup act for kindergarteners, there’s no doubt that this summer belongs to them. As an introduction to rock ‘n’ roll, the purity ring-wearing trio’s third album isn’t all that bad. Drawing on unexpected influences such as Elvis Costello and Fountains of Wayne, it’s dominated by ’80s-leaning power pop songs such as “BB Good,” “Shelf” and “Video Girl.” Front man Joe has a pleasantly raspy voice, and the band somehow manages to steer clear of syrupy ballads you might normally associate with a Disney-sanctioned act of Christian rockers. Well, for the most part, anyway. The title track details brother Nick’s struggle with diabetes in slow motion, complete with tears and an unintentional nod to Joni Mitchell with the line, “You don’t know what you got ’til it’s gone.” Although they attempt to wrestle with other teenage traumas, the brothers are at their best on the brilliantly mindless single “Burnin’ Up.” Now if only the kids would shut up long enough to listen.

Thanks for the articles nickjonline.

Jonas Brothers reveal what they want in a girlfriend in a people interview. read more

Selena Gomez posted a video on her youtube; talking about Jonas Brothers' new CD! David is my new hero.


Jonas Pandemonium posted the do's and don'ts for the Jonas Brothers, that is extra on the target CD.
Check them out.
Part 1
Part 2