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I took some videos on my camera (sorry if they are bad quality and if any friends around me are talking in it). Someone also took a video randomly on the street of me and some friends meeting Nick as well.
Me and friends meeting Nick Jonas PART 2 IS HERE.
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“Tonight is the last night of our tour”
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Part of “State Of Emergency”
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Introducing “While The World Is Spinning”
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Hi, this is Damaris Lewis, blogging for Modelinia with Nick Jonas and the Administration! I am very excited about this project—after all, it’s not every day that someone asks you to interview Nick Jonas! I am especially excited about going to the concert, as it is my first concert ever. I’ve done a lot of things, but haven’t been to a concert. It should be loads of fun!
I have a secret confession: I love the Disney Channel, so I was well-aware of just who Nick Jonas was. I think he is an amazing artist and will have great success. He is extremely talented, hardworking, and personable. You can’t go wrong with all of those things in your court.
I’ve been in London working for the last couple of weeks, so it didn’t leave me a lot of time to prepare, but every spare moment I had, I took the time to learn more about Nick and his new band the Administration. Long flights and jet lag gave me the perfect opportunity to read up. Who would have thought that the band used to be part of Prince’s New Power Generation band? That is so cool. I love Prince. You’ve got good taste, Nick.
Like many girls my age, I sometimes spend hours choosing what I want to wear. Dressy, casual, fun, flirty, serious, etc… I brought a bit of everything. My luggage was packed with everything from Ralph Lauren and Marc Jacobs to French Connection and Richard Chai. I brought some hot Tory Burch heels and even Dr. Martens combat boots. Jeans from Calvin Klein and J Brand and some really cute Rachel Roy pieces. I think I brought enough clothes to cover any occasion.
I’ve been listening to the album, Who I Am, on repeat for the last few days and I’m definitely feeling it. My favorite songs so far are “Vesper’s Goodbye,” “Who I Am,” and “Tonight.” They’re touching yet relative at the same time. I hope that everyone goes out and buys it because it is money well spent. You won’t be disappointed. I’m not the type of person to get starstruck when meeting celebrities. I love meeting new people, so I just take it as an opportunity to learn something about a new friend. Celebrities are regular people who are given the chance to express themselves through their craft—in front of a few million people more than normal—but they share the same ups and downs as all of us. I do consider myself to be blessed that I can partake in this project and am excited to get to share it with others. Interviewing Nick and the band will definitely be added to my life’s list of highlights.
I hope you enjoy this experience as much as I do! Dream big and stay grounded. Until we meet again, later days my friends at Modelinia!
I have added a bunch more pictures from the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards – Salute To Icons Honoring Doug Morris that happened yesterday, January 30. Check them out!
n their first major event as a married couple, Kevin and Danielle Jonas keep close as they arrive at the Salute To Icons Honoring Doug Morris held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Saturday night (January 30).
The twosome were accompanied by Joe Jonas at the event which honors Doug Morris, the chairman and CEO of Universal Music Group.
How adorable can Kevin and Danielle get?
WHAT DO YOU THINK Danielle will wear to tomorrow night’s Grammy Awards?
Joe Jonas greets some fans who were waiting outside his parent’s home in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon (January 30).
The girls joked with the paparazzi afterwards and joked that they hoped they don’t end up on TMZ.
Also pictured below are newlyweds Kevin and Danielle Jonas, who were seen shopping at Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus, New Jersey on Friday afternoon.
Be sure to catch the JoBros presenting an award at the 2010 Grammys TOMORROW night!
UPDATE: Apparently, this wasn’t at their parent’s home. We’re not really sure where it was. Speculate below!
SAT, 30 JANUARY 2010 AT 1:19 PM Kevin & Danielle Jonas: Mall Mates
Kevin Jonas holds on to his new bride Danielle as they stroll through the Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus, New Jersey on Friday afternoon (January 29).
The newlyweds browsed several stores including Macy’s, Victoria’s Secret, and Guess before stopping off at Wetzel’s Pretzels for a something to munch on.
Kevin will be joining his brothers Nick and Joe at the 2010 Grammys on Sunday and presenting an award to one of the many nominees.
Nick Jonas’ tour with the Administration is coming to an end and he will soon join his brothers at the Grammy Awards where the superstar trio will be on hand to present an award. And Nick, who was nominated with Joe and Kevin for a Grammy award last year, admitted that he can’t wait to hit up the show on Sunday.
“We’re gonna be presenting an award. I’m very excited about that and it’s just an honor to be there. It’s such a prestigious event and so many amazing musicians who are far more talented than I am [will be there], so just to be in their presence is fun,” he told MTV News. “I’m not sure yet actually [which award we'll be presenting].”
All everyone seems to be talking about is the awards race between Lady Gaga, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, and Nick thinks that Taylor has a particular edge over Gaga and B. “I think Beyoncé and Taylor are both having big years and Lady Gaga, of course, so it’s a toss-up. I’m not completely sure. I think that it all depends on if the vote is split by kind of the rhythmic sound of Beyoncé and Gaga,” he explained. “Then that will leave a lot of room for Taylor. There’s a lot of good nominees. It’s hard to tell who’s gonna take home what.”
But Nick does know who he’d most like to collaborate with if given the opportunity. “Probably Beyoncé. Maybe some type of soulful ballad would be cool,” he said. “She’s fantastic — definitely a living legend at this point.”
With the ladies ruling the night, Nick just really hopes there are some awards left over for his current favorite band to take home. “Kings of Leon would be nice,” he said. “They’re great and their record’s fantastic. So hopefully they can win something.”
What award would you most like to see the Jonas Brothers hand out on at the Grammy Awards? Let us know in the comments below, or upload a video to Your.MTV.com!
Stick with MTV News all week for our coverage of the 2010 Grammy Awards. We’ll have reports on your favorite nominees, party photos, behind-the-scenes video and much more leading up to and during the big show Sunday at 8 p.m. ET.
THEY grow up so fast now. It seems like only last summer that the Jonas Brothers — Nick, Joe and Kevin — were cementing their hold on the teenage hive mind.
Nick Jonas & the Administration, playing at the Grammy nominations concert in December.
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But fans grow up, and artists do too: Nick, 17, the most studious and clever of the Jonas Brothers, will release his second solo album, “Who I Am” (Hollywood), this week. (His 2004 solo debut was a Christian-R&B-pop trifle.) Mr. Jonas made this record with a backing band that includes veterans of Prince’s New Power Generation. He’s calling the group Nick Jonas & the Administration.
Mr. Jonas recently spoke with Jon Caramanica about the new album, and the way his personal and professional lives inevitably bleed into one. These are excerpts from the conversation.
Q. How different was making this record than making a Jonas Brothers album?
A. It was much different. We really wanted it to feel like a record from the ’60s or ’70s, using Bill Withers and Stevie [Wonder] as our main influences as far as that goes. So there’s very few overdubs, and the vocals were pretty much all done with the music.
Q. Were there specific albums you were looking to for inspiration?
A. With the Bill Withers influence, we watched this DVD, [the producer] John Fields and I, before we went to Nashville to record. It was of him live, the one with the guitar player in the back in the full white jumpsuit. We watched that, and it kind of gave us some inspiration for “In the End,” one of the more mellow, blue-eyed soul sounding, wallet-on-the-snare-drum songs, that kind of reverbed-out soulful sound.
Q. What other things were you listening to at the time?
A. I was writing while we were shooting the TV show [“Jonas”] for Disney. My dressing room was just white walls, a TV, a couple of seats, so there was nothing more to do than write. Some recent stuff I was listening to was Robert Randolph & the Family Band, “Colorblind,” which I think is an awesome record. The Kings of Leon record was hitting right then. Also, a record called “The Outsiders” [by Needtobreathe], which is similar to Kings of Leon but more Southern rock. Jonny Lang. [John] Mayer of course. Stevie. Then lyrically, Johnny Cash was a big one. And Elvis Costello for his use of metaphors, telling what’s going on in his life without telling it all, which I think is a gift.
Q. Your reference points are pretty firmly in the ’60s and ’70s, and in pop right now there’s something unfashionable about that. Do you ever think, “Am I the only guy doing this right now?”
A. At times. The ’60s-’70s reference that I have can also shift into the Minneapolis funk from the ’80s that are so much a part of this project because the guys in the band are a part of that. But pop music is leaning more towards dance right now, and this isn’t really that. On the last Jonas Brothers a lot of what we did was our take on the ’70s and early ’80s. Jefferson Starship — I know that’s a weird reference, but “Jane” is such a great song, and kind of led to “Poison Ivy” and “Much Better.”
Q. Do you do a lot of writing that’s never meant to go in a song?
A. Yeah, more so with reviews. I like to watch TV shows and review them, listen to records and review them. Also when I know something’s not right for a song, I just sit down with a journal and write it out. It’s easier than trying to say it to somebody. Sometimes you just don’t like hearing yourself talk.
Q. Has that gotten easier over time?
A. Yeah, the people I’m surrounded by understand that’s my way of expressing myself.
Q. Do you use music to communicate in your personal life?
A. With these songs, because I’m a reserved person, if someone were to ask me if I’m upset about a relationship that didn’t go as planned, I might not show it on my face and be totally emotional about it, but I’ll put that into the song and say, “I know it’s strange for me to play you this song, but this is how I feel about it.”
Q. When you sang a duet with [your ex-girlfriend] Miley Cyrus on “Before the Storm,” from the latest Jonas Brothers album, were you worried about people overreading that song?
A. She and I told each other that we needed to be as honest as we’ve ever been in this song, ’cause we don’t really like to talk about it anywhere else. There’s another version no one’s ever heard that’s different verses, it’s more generic, but in that one we tried to be as honest as we could. We’d come to a place where it was time to put up the white flag and give people comfort that we were actually friends. It was a good moment for us to share from the heart about something we usually don’t talk about, and when it’s in your control it’s a lot more comfortable than when it’s not.
Q. Your brother Kevin was married recently, to Danielle Deleasa. Did you ever think of performing at the wedding?
A. I wrote a song that I was thinking about playing. I wrote it with Demi [Lovato]. But when I got there, I felt like the day was about them, about the bride, and I wanted all of it to be about that, so I decided not to play it and just gave a speech. But it would be great for another artist to do, like Celine Dion maybe.
Q. What does the song sound like?
A. More like Michael Bublé, that kind of sound. David Foster would produce it. I played it for them before the ceremony. That was enough.
Q. What about dancing? All the photos of the wedding seem to be of Joe.
A. I’m not really a dancer. I did dance, because you have to at your brother’s wedding. It’s, like, mean if you don’t.
Q. So you weren’t out there doing the “Single Ladies” dance?
A. I was out there, I was clapping.
Q. You were near it.
A. I was near it. I was watching. [Joe] started it, and everyone was freaking out because they know the video, and then Danielle came out and pointed at the ring every time, and they were playing off each other. It was almost like they’d planned it.
Joe Jonas hops out of his Mercedes, hanging onto his phone as he heads into a recording studio in Hollywood on Friday afternoon (January 29).
The 20-year-old musician caught up with People mag to restate that the Jonas Brothers are really not breaking up.
Joe shared with the mag, “We are happy being a band, and it’s what we’ve always wanted to do. We are not breaking up. There’s no reason for us to do that.”
dianebirch – RT @bircheurope: Get tickets to see Diane Birch in London here, http://bit.ly/8nTG5c
nickjonas – Just had a great interview with @thisissean
joejonas – @rcschwartzman pita and hummus and bowling? That would be a good combo..
joejonas – @JohnLloydTaylor I don’t think your ready.
joejonas – #Iheardtheappleipad works as an oven also..
rcschwartzman – bowled with @bungalow24 and @nickjonas too…and many more
joejonas – Yesss!! I was just asked to leave 24 Hour Fitness because they are closing for the night. (via @ItsChelseaStaub)
dianebirch – NJ&TA tearin’ the roof off the zellerbach!!!
dianebirch – Wow so sad it’s over! Had the most amazing time on tour with NJ&TA! Thank you everyone for showing me so much love
dianebirch – Thank you @nickjonas for having me on your tour…it will be one I’ll always cherish! http://twitpic.com/10nrxx
strawberrius – Unreal final show last night with @nickjonas. Thanks @dianebirch & band — the tour was a blast. See u soon
nickjonas – @dianebirch No thank you. It was truly a pleasure.
SETLIST:
Last Time Around
Inseparable
Olive & An Arrow
State Of Emergency
While The World Is Spinning
Fireflies
Use Somebody
Catch Me
You Belong With Me
What Did I Do To Your Heart
Hello Beautiful
Fly With Me
I Do – Song written for Kenielle Wedding
Black Keys
A Little Bit Longer
Conspiracy Theory
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours)
Stay
Rose Garden
Tonight
Who I Am
Jan 29 2010 4:28 PM EST
