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The Jonas Brothers are an American pop-rock band formed in 2005, consisting of three brothers: Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas. They rose to global fame as Disney Channel stars and became one of the defining teen pop acts of the late 2000s.Discovered through Columbia Records, the brothers found major success after signing with Hollywood Records and starring in Disney Channel projects like 'Camp Rock' and their own series 'Jonas'. They achieved multiple chart-topping albums and singles before disbanding in 2013. After pursuing solo careers (notably Nick Jonas and Joe Jonas's band DNCE), they reunited in 2019 with the hit single 'Sucker' and album 'Happiness Begins', reclaiming their status as successful pop-rock artists.

• The band was initially formed under the name "Sons of Jonas" and signed by Columbia Records after a performance in a New Jersey barber shop.
• Their Disney Channel movie 'Camp Rock' (2008) and its sequel catapulted them to superstardom among a young audience, solidifying their teen idol status.
• Internal tensions, including creative differences and exhaustion from constant touring, led to their abrupt and highly publicized breakup in October 2013, just days before a major tour was set to begin.
• During the hiatus, Nick Jonas launched a successful solo R&B/pop career, Joe Jonas formed the funk-pop band DNCE (known for 'Cake By The Ocean'), and Kevin Jonas focused on business ventures and family life.
• The brothers surprised fans by reuniting in 2019 with the release of the chart-topping single 'Sucker', marking a mature comeback sound. Their documentary series 'Chasing Happiness' on Amazon Prime detailed their journey, including the breakup and reconciliation.