Jonas Brothers release first studio album in 10 years
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MANILA, Philippines — Happiness begins for Jonas Brothers fans as the pop rock trio released Friday its fifth studio album and first in a decade titled “Happiness Begins.”
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#HappinessBegins now.https://t.co/f90nUzvG7I pic.twitter.com/pfD1gLbQJv
— Jonas Brothers (@jonasbrothers) June 7, 2019
“Writing this album was personal and raw and the fact that you guys have it now has me feeling so emotional! It’s been 10 years and we can’t thank you guys enough,” Joe Jonas said in a tweet.
#HappinessBegins now. Writing this album was personal and raw and the fact that you guys have it now has me feeling so emotional! It’s been 10 years and we can’t thank you guys enough. THE NEW JONAS BROTHERS ALBUM IS OUT FUCK YEAH TELL YOUR FRIENDS 🥳🥳🥳 https://t.co/43aHXb4lqQ pic.twitter.com/RIBlH7sYRR
— J O E J O N A S (@joejonas) June 7, 2019
“Happiness Begins” is a 14-track album which features singles “Sucker” and “Cool.” The album’s executive producer is pop rock band OneRepublic front man Ryan Tedder.
Joan Brothers’ last studio album “Lines, Vines and Trying Times” was released in 2009.
Their comeback album comes after the release of their documentary “Chasing Happiness” which premiered via Amazon Prime Video.
READ: Jonas Brothers release trailer of upcoming Amazon documentary ‘Chasing Happiness’
Meanwhile, a memoir title “Blood,” co-written by Kevin, Joe, Nick, and journalist Neil Strauss, is also set for release this November.
READ: Jonas Brothers to release memoir ‘Blood’
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