Jonas Brothers Tease "More" to Come after Release of New Song "Listen When Sad" | on Air with Ryan

Another day, another week, another time, opportunity, and accomplishment, and accolade for the Jonas Brothers. By the way, a few weeks ago, not too long ago, they just were named Disney Legends at the D23 Convention of Fans in Anaheim. Congratulations, Jonas Brothers. Very fun. Thank you so much. And when you think about a thing that was Kevin, Nick, Joe, to be a legend already and still the youth of America at the same time, that's an intersection of pop culture yet to be achieved, wouldn't you say, Joe? Absolutely. I mean, I think working with Disney all these years and to share the room with Anne Hathaway and The Rock, formerly known as Dwayne Johnson, it really is special to receive something such like a high honor. It really is a beautiful room and we're so excited, you know, to continue doing more projects with them. I mean, we just released Camp Rock 3 only a few weeks ago as producers, which is kind of wild, and so maybe more in the future. Have you read Dwayne's contract? Because that language that you recited is exactly what I think is in his vocabulary of his deal. Dwayne The Rock Johnson, formerly known as The Rock Dwayne Johnson. That's his Wikipedia now, yeah. Nick, what would you say if you were to distill this down, the Jonas Brothers secret to the magic, the secret to the success year after year, what would you distill it down to? I mean, I think it's hands down the fans. It's just been incredible to watch over the last, you know, 20 years at this point, how they've stuck by us, grown with us, now introduced their kids to the music and looking out at these shows, you know, seeing new fans and fans that have been there forever just means the world to us. And I think it's also a testament to our love for working with each other and getting to do what we do together. It's really incredible to get to share these moments with family and to still be having these new experiences. Jonas Brothers with us. So, Kevin, I think about this often, right? Like, what is the magic? What is it that you guys do? Obviously, you're talented, you perform amazingly, you reach people all over the world. To me, there's an equation, Kevin, of like, you bring in new fans with the excitement of new things, but I feel like you reward, like, you reward those who have been there for a long time. Do you ever think about it like that? I don't know about reward. I didn't feel like I were rewarded, honestly. Like, the last thing we just did, obviously, was the Burn It Up Tour all over again. And the three shows at MSG and being able to do that and relive that tour and then bring that back to life after all, you know, I don't even remember exactly. Guys, how many years is it, actually? It's like, what? It's 16 years? It's enough years. 35. 33, 35, yeah. Bringing that back since 2008 and actually, like, reliving it all and then, of course, being able to play new music at the same time as well. Like, it's just kind of like, how are we still able to do this? It's a beautiful thing. Do you all use electric toothbrushes or do you use manual? I'd like to know for each of you. Thank you, I was dying to answer this question. Yeah, this is really important. Why don't you start? I'm using a Bruch right now. Are you familiar? Tanya knows all about the Bruch. I know, I love the Bruch. We know about the Bruch. I like a multi-setting toothbrush. Yeah. Nick's got, like, a whole closet of, he's got a pharmacy in his drawers at the guest room. I'm just running through all the free ones. The ones from, like, hotels you bring back? I'm sorry, but Nick and Joe sharing a headset is literally sending me messages. No, we're not. I actually, I tried to get him to borrow the other ear, but he refused. Actually, if you watch the video, it looks like they're flying together as a couple on an airplane watching the same movie, but only packed one set of headphones. Yeah. Kevin, what do you got for the dental hygiene? You know, Danny got us on these new water picks that are really pretty great. I like a water pick, but I It does. He's right. I have a battery-powered one. It's like a cannon. That thing sprays my mirror. Yeah, dude. Like, it just clears it all out. I don't know. I feel like I'll lose a tooth. No, it's great. You would not believe the herbs that pop out when you use this thing. That's so gross. People need to know. The stuff stuck in his teeth. But electric or manual on the toothbrush? Oh, we go electric. Yeah, we're an ROV family. And Ryan, what about you? You have a water pick. I have both. I have the electric. I have the water pick, which is a charger dealio. I mean, it's like a cannon, that thing. And I travel with it. It's bulky to travel with. And I have a manual on because sometimes I need the sensation of feeling the toothbrush like I did when I was a kid, you know? Right. It's good to remind yourself like you're alive. Yeah, it's good to have these nostalgic moments. All right. Listen when Sad is out tonight and listen to Hey Jonas wherever you get your podcasts. It's now available on Hulu, Disney Plus and the Jonas Brothers are here. I'm about to play this track, which is a new track for you, but it has nostalgic tones and textures to it. Inspired by some of those early 2000s days. Yeah, this is so exciting. We wanted to tap back into that early sound, our kind of breakthrough album in 07, self-titled and a little bit longer. And just that that time in our lives when when everything was new and exciting, we were writing about things that were happening to us in real time. And so we re-teamed with John Fields, our producer from those records, to give it that that that feel, nostalgic feel. But also this lyric is all about those those endless summers you have when you're when you're 16 and you feel like you get the world at your fingertips and kind of just goes by in a flash. And, you know, it's it's exciting for us to get this out there now and to also have a lot of announcements coming in the next few days. OK. Do you remember the summer of 69, Nick? Yes, that was. By the way, that was a great event. You crushed on the host in July 4th. It was too hot. It was just too hot. It was so hot. It's still it was so hot. But that's one of the great when I think of like summer rock and roll and you did a cover of that. That's one that stands out as like defining to me. Yeah, I think, you know, this this song hopefully will give everyone the feels. You know, it's it's it's that time in all of our lives when when you feel like you can do anything and you know, you look up and all of a sudden you're talking about which toothbrush you're using. You know, exactly. Let's roll it. We got to play. Let's go. Kevin, Nick, Joe with us, Jonas Brothers. I can picture the venue, Kevin, when you're singing that song, you're out on the road and the lights go up on the audience's face. And you just watch dudes and girls singing that like wide open mouth singing that back to you. Right. That is what they can do that. Yeah. Burning up tour all over again. Kicking off September 25th in Boston. Oh, yeah. But isn't that that's a song of those dates? It creates that moment. I'm being ambiguous before, but I'm just I just too excited about it. Yeah. No, it really does. I think this song is one of those. It brings this right back. It's definitely you hear it the first time we are working on it, going back and working with Jon Fields on this again. Like it feels quintessential Jonas Brothers, you know, from the early, you know, 2009, 2008 era. But it also feels now and it speaks to that time where we were all burning CDs, maybe Gen Z's and Alpha. Not sure what that is, but, you know, they'll figure it out. Yes. But I'm trying to think of like if we threw that on back in early 2000s in the mix with the strokes are in the mix with Switchfoot. Yeah. What is it? Defcab, Dashboard, Confessional, Dashboard. Yeah. I mean, like I would go with Paramore or whatever. Yeah. Yeah, I know. They said it went number one back then, too. So, yeah, it's just been number one. You're reliving the number one once again. End of September in Boston, it kicked off. Yes. Gentlemen, thank you so much for coming on. Thank you. You guys are the best. You guys are always the best. Always great to see you. I love you guys. See you next time. We'll see you soon. Thanks, Ryan. Bye, guys. Bye.