Jonas Brothers Perform THIS Iconic Camp Rock Song At Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest

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As a child of the late ’90s and early 2000s, I vividly remember the days when the Jonas Brothers were the heartthrobs of my generation. So, watching them perform “Play My Music” on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve was like taking a trip down memory lane for me. The nostalgia was palpable as they sang their iconic Camp Rock song and even covered Dreams by The Cranberries.

Their performance was the perfect way to kick off 2025, reminding us all of simpler times when we danced to our favorite tunes without a care in the world. I must admit, I couldn’t help but chuckle at Joe’s mustache, which seemed like an homage to his younger days.

I was particularly excited to hear that they will be touring in 2025 and that their setlist will include many of the songs they performed on New Year’s Eve. Nick’s upcoming Broadway run in The Last Five Years also piqued my interest, as I have always been a fan of musical theater.

In an interview with People magazine, Nick reminisced about the impact of Camp Rock and the strange moments during filming that now seem hilarious to him. It’s amazing how much things change over time, but some memories never fade. I remember watching those clips on repeat as a kid and dreaming of being just like Mitchie and Shane.

In conclusion, the Jonas Brothers’ performance was a fantastic way to ring in the new year and brought back a flood of nostalgia for me. I can’t wait to see what else they have in store for us this year! And who knows, maybe I’ll even grow a mustache like Joe for their concert!

Joke: I guess you could say that the Jonas Brothers are still “Burning Up” with talent and “Lovebugs” all over the world. Let’s hope they don’t “Give Love a Try” to bring back their iconic haircuts from the past.

As a devoted fan, I was swept away by a flood of nostalgia as the Jonas Brothers serenaded us with a Camp Rock classic during Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest. The trio, made up of Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas, graced the stage with their rendition of “Play My Music,” a track from the 2008 Disney Channel original movie.

The siblings performed in Times Square past midnight, singing a song that evoked a sense of nostalgia among the audience. Social media users, particularly those on Twitter, couldn’t contain their enthusiasm for the concert. One user commented, “Jonas Brothers performing my music in 2025? Definitely not something I predicted!

1. One fan was thrilled about the Jonas Brothers’ New Year’s performance of ‘Play My Music’, saying it kicked off the year like a major win. Another playfully teased the Cake By The Ocean singer about his mustache, commenting that Joe’s mustache was featured in the first song of the year.

2. Enthused by the Jonas Brothers’ New Year’s rendition of ‘Play My Music’, a fan expressed it as an incredible start to the year, akin to winning big. Another humorously pointed out that Joe’s mustache was showcased in the first song played this year.

3. Excited about the Jonas Brothers’ New Year’s performance of ‘Play My Music’, one fan felt it set the tone for an amazing year, as if they had already won something huge. Another jokingly noted that Joe’s mustache was the star of the first song played this year.

4. Overjoyed by the Jonas Brothers’ New Year’s performance of ‘Play My Music’, one fan felt it was the perfect start to a fantastic year, as if they had just hit the jackpot. Another humorously mentioned that Joe’s mustache was the main attraction in the first song of 2021.

5. Delighted by the Jonas Brothers’ New Year’s performance of ‘Play My Music’, one fan felt it marked a brilliant beginning to an incredible year, making them feel like they’d already won something significant. Another good-naturedly pointed out that Joe’s mustache was the highlight of the first song played in 2021.

In addition to singing their popular Disney tune, the Jonas Brothers performed their 2019 hit “Sucker,” covered “Dreams” by The Cranberries, and announced a future collaboration track with Marsmello scheduled for release on January 17, 2025.

Beyond playing their popular Disney tune, the Jonas Brothers performed their hit single “Sucker” from 2019, covered “Dreams” by The Cranberries, and announced a future collaboration with Marsmello for a song scheduled to release on January 17, 2025.

Nick unveiled his impending ventures, such as his anticipated stint on Broadway in The Last Five Years, which he is eagerly anticipating. His eldest brother, Kevin Jonas, disclosed that the brothers are planning a tour in 2025, and many of the tunes they showcased during the New Year’s Eve performance will be featured in their upcoming concert lineup.

He described their performance as a “little preview of what’s ahead.” Besides the Jonas Brothers, performers such as Mickey Guyton, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, TLC, Kapo, Carrie Underwood, and Rita Ora graced the stage in Times Square.

In a conversation with People magazine, Nick reminisced about the popular Disney series Camp Rock and expressed amusement at seeing old clips from their show resurface online as viral sensations, 15 years later.

The Close artist confessed that the influence of the franchise on its audience surpassed his original expectations. He also discovered certain clips amusing, as they sparked memories of the filming process. “I recall thinking about that specific instance, the stomp scene, while we were shooting,” he reminisced. “At the time, I remember thinking, ‘This feels quite unusual.’

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2025-01-01 20:24