Jonas Brothers & Meaghan Martin: Camp Rock 2 in ONE DAY!

The whole cast of Camp Rock 2 The Final Jam sit down with Radio Disney host Ernie D for an extra special take over straight from the set of the film in Toronto.

Ernie D got the lowdown from stars the Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato, Meaghan Martin, Alyson Stoner, Matthew “Mdot” Finley, Chloe Bridges, Anna Maria Perez de Tagle, Roshon Fegan, and Jordan Francis dished about rituals, the funniest scenes and who really tells the best jokes on set.

Demi dished, “Most of the time, Nick is making the jokes and Joe is repeating them and then everyone laughs.”

Nick added on, “I write the jokes, I say them under my breath, Joe listens to them and then says them out loud.”

Be sure to tune into the “On the Set” special TODAY, September 2 @ 6PM ET/3PM PT only on Radio Disney.

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The Jonas Brothers will be having another live chat on Cambio.com tomorrow Wednesday, September 2nd at 2:30PM EST / 11:30 AM PST. Make sure you tune in HERE tomorrow!

EDIT: The live chat that was suppose to happen tomorrow has been RESCHEDULED for Wednesday, September 8th at 3pm ET.

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Road Dogs Sept 12…Find Out How To Get Your Tickets
September 01, 2010

The Jonas Brothers’ softball team, the Road Dogs, will soon be heading to Texas. Their 9th game of the season versus the Marquis Jet Flyers will be held Sunday, September 12th at 12:30pm CST on the field of Dr Pepper Ballpark, home of the Frisco Roughriders. Tickets are FREE and will be distributed in person, on a first come first serve basis, via the Dr. Pepper Ballpark box office starting Friday, September 3rd at 9am. There will be a 6 ticket limit per guest.

Allstate’s “X the TXT” is partnering with the Jonas Brothers’ “Road Dogs” softball tour to raise teen awareness about the danger of texting while driving and to encourage young people and their families to pledge not to text and drive. During the game, fans can join the Jonas Brothers’ and take the pledge by adding their thumbprint to a banner that will be traveling with the “Road Dogs” tour. Participants will receive “TXTNG KLLS” thumb bands to wear as a reminder of their commitment. Throughout the game, fans will also have the opportunity to win a meet and greet with the Jonas Brothers or autographed t-shirts.

“It is really important that our fans understand just how dangerous texting while driving is,” said Kevin Jonas. “Pledging not to text and drive is a promise to your friends, your family and yourself
to keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.”

To take the pledge not to text and drive or for more information about the tour, visit
www.facebook.com/XtheTXT.

Game Details:

Sunday, September 12th at Dr. Pepper Ballpark
7300 Roughriders Trail
Frisco, TX?

Gates open at 11:00am
Game starts at 12:30pm

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By Maria Papadopoulos
Enterprise Staff Writer
Posted Aug 27, 2010 @ 06:01 AM
Last update Aug 27, 2010 @ 06:29 AM
BROCKTON —

Eight-year-old Juliana Nakouzi can’t drive yet, but she pledged along with the Jonas Brothers not to ever text and drive on Thursday.

Pressing her thumb onto a blue ink pad, the Bridgewater girl then stamped her thumbprint onto a large white board along with other youths from across New England at Campanelli Stadium.

Those who made the pledge also got to see the brothers Kevin, Joe and Nick “X the text” on the ballfield, amid thousands of cheering fans.

“We’re just excited to be here!” said Nakouzi, a student at the George Mitchell Elementary School in Bridgewater.

The Jonas Brothers returned to Brockton Thursday to play softball, as they have at tour stops around the country. The platinum-selling group performed at the Comcast center in Mansfield on Wednesday and Thursday nights.

The group’s second visit to Brockton drew nearly 5,000 fans, mostly preteen and teenage girls with their parents. Officials said all 4,750 free tickets – which is the stadium’s full capacity – were distributed.

“We love them all, but Nick’s definitely our favorite,” said Jess Thompson, 14, of Whitman.

The Jonas Brothers’ team, dubbed the Road Dogs, is made up of the three brothers along with musicians and others who are part of the tour.

This year, the brothers urged their fans not to text and drive as a special event during the game. A state law passed earlier this summer bans text messaging while driving and prohibits drivers under 18 from using any type of cell phone or mobile electronic device.

The brothers partnered with Allstate insurance to spread the message “to X the text.”

“We want to make the roads safe for everybody,” Kevin Jonas, 22, told The Enterprise on the ballfield.

“You know, a lot of people are out there doing it,” Jonas said. “Everybody’s guilty of texting and driving, and I think it would raise awareness to (take the pledge not to) and it really makes a difference.”

The Road Dogs played a seven-inning game against a team from the Marquis Jet Corp. – ultimately winning 25-17.

Girls screamed wildly throughout the game for the brothers, who each got several at-bats.

At one point the crowd erupted into cheers when Nick Jonas hit a 3-run homer. Then, as the famous brothers stood near home plate, a crowd of girls could be heard singing, “Baby, I like it!”

When asked if the screaming attention ever gets old, Joe Jonas, 21, said, “Absolutely not. It’s amazing.”

He said the brothers have each other’s back.

“We’re a team, so we’ve got to make sure we build each other up on, and off, the field,” Joe Jonas said.

“We try. We don’t see the point in fighting,” Nick Jonas said.

Seating for the event was assigned. The tickets were free. Some lucky fans sat close to the celebrities’ dugout, shouting “Hi” to the brothers and snapping digital photographs.

After the game the brothers high-fived a line of screaming young fans.

“I love them,” said Jenna Burke, 15, of Halifax, moments after she and sisters Jess Thompson and Katie Thompson, 15, both of Whitman, stood up to shout out to the brothers.

Alex Nelson, 20, of Brockton, was among fans who signed the brothers’ tour bus. “It’s exciting to see them up close,” Nelson said.

It was the second visit to Brockton for the Jonas Brothers.

Last summer, the brothers first came to Campanelli Stadium in a surprise visit to play softball. On July 18, 2009, they tweeted the Brockton location to fans at the last minute, and more than 1,000 teenage girls from throughout New England drove to the stadium to watch them play.

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ROAD DOGS IN JUPITER, FL: FIND OUT HOW TO GET TICKETS!
August 26, 2010

The Road Dogs 7th game of the season versus the Marquis Jet Flyers will be held Tuesday, September 7th at 12:30pm EST on the field of Roger Dean Stadium, home of the Florida Marlins, St, Louis Cardinals, Jupiter Hammerheads and the Palm Beach Cardinals. Tickets will be distributed in person, on a first come first serve basis, via the Roger Dean box office starting Tuesday August 31st at 9am. There will be a 6 ticket limit per guest.

Allstate’s “X the TXT” is partnering with the Jonas Brothers’ “Road Dogs” softball tour to raise teen awareness about the danger of texting while driving and to encourage young people and their families to pledge not to text and drive. During the game, fans can join the Jonas Brothers’ and take the pledge by adding their thumb print to a banner that will be traveling with the “Road Dogs” tour.

Participants will receive “TXTNG KLLS” thumb bands to wear as a reminder of their commitment. Throughout the game, fans will also have the opportunity to win a meet and greet with the Jonas Brothers or autographed t-shirts. “It is really important that our fans understand just how dangerous texting while driving is,” said Kevin Jonas. “Pledging not to text and drive is a promise to your friends, your family and yourself to keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.” To take the pledge not to text and drive or for more information about the tour, visit www.facebook.com/XtheTXT.

Game Details: Tuesday, September 7th at Roger Dean Stadium
4751 Main Street
Jupiter, FL 33458

Gates open at 11:00am
Game starts at 12:30pm

TICKETS ARE FREE!

Are you going?

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