The Jonas Brothers, comprised of siblings Kevin, Joe, and Nick, formed in 2005 and skyrocketed to fame as a Disney Channel pop-rock sensation after signing with Hollywood Records. Their breakthrough came with the 2008 TV movie Camp Rock and its sequel, alongside their own series Jonas, while they churned out hit albums like A Little Bit Longer before a bitter split in October 2013—by which point they had sold over 17 million albums worldwide. Six years later, the trio reunited in 2019 with the smash single "Sucker," which made history as the 34th song ever to debut at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and their comeback album Happiness Begins also topped the charts. They continued their resurgence with The Album (2023), produced by Jon Bellion, and released their seventh studio album, Greetings from Your Hometown, in August 2025. Along the way, the band earned a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist in 2008 and took home the Breakthrough Artist award at the American Music Awards, cementing their legacy as one of the defining pop acts of the 2000s and beyond.