The new Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon movie, You’re Cordially Invited —which is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video —comes with a special treat for fans of both the Jonas Brothers and Creed. That’s right, Nick Jonas has a You’re Cordially Invited cameo where he sings Creed’s “With Arms Wide Open.” What a way to be welcomed to this place.

Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas will produce and star in a Christmas comedy movie for Disney+, premiering during the 2025 holiday season.

The Jonas Brothers — fresh off their own big New Year’s Eve performance — are doing just that, announcing that they’ll return to Disney for a new Christmas movie, set to arrive later this year, Variety reports.

Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas have dropped a "Love Actually"-themed teaser for their "Jonas Brothers Christmas Movie" (working title) project

The Jonas Brothers are the latest of the crowd to return to the fold. Miley Cyrus released the Disney+ music special Endless Summer Vacation (Backyard Sessions) in 2023 and was named a Disney Legend in 2024. Selena Gomez executive produces and appears in Wizards Beyond Waverly Place the sequel series to her original star vehicle.

More than 15 years starring in the Camp Rock films, Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas are back at Disney this holiday season.

The holiday comedy, starring brothers Kevin Jonas, Joe Jonas and Nick Jonas, will premiere on Disney+ later this year.

The Jonas Brothers are getting a jump on the holidays – the Christmas holidays, 2025. In a video released today, Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas – riffing on the famous Love, Actually cue card scene – tease their 2025 holiday movie.

Artists like Taylor Swift, Drake, Britney Spears, Elton John, and Nicki Minaj were nominated for best new artist at the Grammys but didn't win.

The holiday season may have just ended, but fans can already start getting excited for new Christmas movies coming later this year.

"They [The Jonas Brothers] wrote the song with Shay Mooney, from Dan + Shay, and they came to us and they were like 'We feel like this is a chorus that sounds like Rascal Flatts," the Flatts' Jay DeMarcus explains, "and we'd love to be a part of it, if it's something you guys are open to.'"