Jonas Brothers

Jonas Brothers – Brothers Who Rock Together Roll Together

As if their popularity and soaring sales of Jonas Brothers Tour concert tickets were not enough, this attractive brood is also setting out on a new venture with Disney in the form of a television comedy series titled J.O.N.A.S. The show is set to premier in the fall of 2009.

Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas seem to have been born with both drive and draw. Their drive has led them to sell out Jonas Brothers tickets in any town they perform in. Their draw has most definitely helped, as fans swarm auditoriums to hear their pop music. Indeed, it was Nick Jonas who was first discovered by a talent agent when he was heard singing in a barber shop of all places. At only 7 years of age, Nick was performing on Broadway, and starred in shows such as A Christmas Carol, Annie Get Your Gun, Beauty and the Beast and Les Miserables. That was in 2003.

In 2005, after some efforts to release a solo album of Nick, the brothers were signed by Daylight/Columbia records. This was a whirlwind beginning to a career that seems to be evolving at warp speed. From the get go, fans rushed to score Jonas Brothers tickets and any memorabilia featuring their likeness. But before they actually went on tour as the main act, the brothers opened for artists such as Jesse McCartney and Kelly Clarkson.

Additionally, before they hit mega popularity, they had to endure issues with their label, which did not want to promote the band to the fullest extent. Their first album, It’s About Time, was not released until August of 2006. A switch occurred in 2007, when the band was dropped by Columbia. After a short time, they were signed by Hollywood records. Just a few months after signing with Hollywood records, the Jonas Brothers found themselves singing the national anthem at the White House Easter event. While it may not have been a time of selling Jonas Brothers concert tickets to sell out crowds, it was quite a launching pad.

Their second album, simply titled Jonas Brothers, was released on August 7, 2007. It reached number five on the Billboard Hot 200 chart in its first week. That year the trio found themselves making several television appearances, where their popularity with fans grew by astounding amounts. In early 2008, Jonas Brothers concert tickets went on sale and the band set out to give fans exactly what they wanted, a live show full of their favorite songs.

Since 2008, one cannot turn on the television or radio without hearing the Jonas Brothers mentioned. There is not a weekly magazine that does not follow everything Jonas Brothers, from concert ticket sales to their latest outings. The Jonas Brothers have sold concert tickets to crowds all across the United States in the past 12 months, and their next conquest is to take it worldwide.

While Jonas Brothers tickets continue to be a hot item, the brothers are also working on their next album. Lines, Vines and Trying Times, their fourth studio album, is set for release in June of 2009. Surely this will be yet another album that sends Jonas Brothers ticket sales through the roof!