07/09/08 – Dallas, TX – Credit Shelby

Greeting fans before Soundcheck – 11/25/08 – Credit Stephanie Z.

AUSTRALIA:
Australia is very lucky with Jonas Brothers stuff at the moment. Camp Rock is being shown on Channel 7 (free aired T.V) on Saturday the 29th of November and Camp Rock comes out on DVD on the 10th of December, and also The Jonas Brothers 3-D movie, has finally been set a date and will be in the movies on the 4th of June 2009.

“Jonas Brothers signing copies of tour diary ‘Burning Up’ in NYC” – NECN – Read More

(NECN/ABC) – Hundreds of fans waited in line at Barnes & Noble in New York City to meet The Jonas Brothers in person.

The following clips are courtesy of ABC

The teen boy band released a new scrapbook tour diary ‘Burning Up’.

“Burning Up: On Tour with the Jonas Brothers” by Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas is listed as number 27 on USA Today Best sellers book list.

The Jonas Brothers were in Texas for the annual Turkey Day football game. They entertained the crowd at Halftime on Thanksgiving day of the Dallas versus Seattle game.

There is a really long article/interview about the Jonas Brothers posted online for Times Online. Make sure you read part of it below and click “Read More” for the rest!

“The Jonas Brothers: no need to lock up your daughters” – Times Online – Read More

Already a small number of teenage girls are stalking the Soho Hotel. The Jonas Brothers have only been here a few hours. They arrived last night on a private jet to Luton from Germany, where, according to one publicist — and there are several — a CD signing caused mayhem, fans hysterical with hormonal overload desperate to breathe the same air as the objects of their love, lust and fantasy.

The Jonai, as their fans call them, are what happens when teenage girls rule. They are three almost perfect, pretty pop stars, untouched and untouchable, working pretty much the same dynamic as the Osmonds several decades ago. Cosy and real, they sing nicely crafted pop-rock songs. Last year they toured with Miley Cyrus and earlier on this year they did their own multimillion-dollar tour.

Their movie, Camp Rock, was Disney Channel’s most-watched non-sequel film when it premiered this year. They have entered the Forbes Top 100 most powerful celebrities at 89, earning £6m over the last year — and that figure is rising fast.

Their music has edge, nuance, whether rock or rappy. They cite their influences as Prince, Elvis Costello and Johnny Cash. The songs are written mostly by Nick, the youngest of the band at 16. Joe is 19. He has straight hair, while the others are curly. He’s flirty and wants to be Mick Jagger. Kevin, 21, is thin-lipped, serious. It’s hard to believe their songs of love and life and all its complications were written by a 16-year-old who has never had a serious relationship — and seems unlikely to any time soon, given that they’re either touring the world promoting albums, or locked into another TV studio for JONAS, the TV show, which seems to be a reality show in the mode of The Monkees. (They say it’s more like the cult sitcom Flight of the Conchords.)

What makes things really weird is exactly what Russell Brand pointed out at the MTV Video Music Awards: “Each wears a ring to say they are not going to have sex before marriage… They can have sex with any woman they want but they choose not to. That’s like Superman deciding to use the bus instead of his superpowers.” Americans find this hard to take. The American Idol winner Jordin Sparks, who also wears a ring, retorted: “Not everybody wants to be a slut.” Miley Cyrus also has a purity ring. She was rumoured to have been dating the also-ringed Nick Jonas. You can’t help wondering what they did and what they didn’t do. But he tells me later that they didn’t have any kind of romance.

Anyway, last night loads of German fans went crazy for what they couldn’t have. Kevin, beautifully groomed, immaculately pressed trousers, jacket buttoned up indoors, tight curly hair, comes down to talk to me first. “Yeah, it was crazy,” he says in a sleepy monotone. “Over the top. But it was the same in either Spain or Italy,” he adds, as if one place merged into the other…