TheJonas Brotherswere burning up at theirGrammy Awardsperformance on Sunday night.Nick,JoeandKevin Jonastook the stage to sing their latest single,“What a Man Gotta Do,”live for the first time since releasingthe track and its music videoon Jan. 17.Just as they did in the video, wivesDanielle Jonas,Priyanka Chopra JonasandSophie Turnerwere on hand for the night — watching in the Grammys audience and sweetly singing along.The band’s performance comes after theywalked the red carpet earlier Sundaybut decided to skip all interviews just hours after news broke thatKobe Bryant had been killedalong with his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven othersin a helicopter crash.Standing back to back, the brothers kicked off the show with their new song “Five More Minutes,” before transitioning to their latest hit.Kevin was on the guitar as Nick belted out “Caught my heart about one, two times/Don’t need to question the reason I’m yours, I’m yours.”Joe later chimed into to croon his part of the romantic melody.Background dancers then flooded the stage as fireworks sparked and lights flashed.During the performance, the camera panned to audience to show the brothers’ wives all sitting together. Chopra, 37, burst into her own choreography. Danielle, 33, quickly followed her lead and danced along. (And Kevin gave her a quick kiss as the brothers walked up to the stage during their performance.)Be sure to check outPEOPLE’s full Grammys coverageto get the latest news on music’s biggest night.From left: Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas, Jan. 26.Kevin Winter/GettyCBSThe brothers, who are competing to win their first Grammy, are nominated in the pop/duo group performance category for“Sucker.”Days before their Grammys gig, Nick teased their big surprise toEllen DeGeneresduring the band’s appearance on her daytime talk show.“We have a very special performance lined up. We don’t want to give anything away but we’re playing the new song that just came out and then we’re doing something else which I don’t think anyone is going to expect,” hesaid.2019 was a comeback year for Nick, Joe and Kevin as they reunited as a band. That February, they released “Sucker,” their first new song in nearly six years and the first track off their album,Happiness Begins, which was released in June 2019.Then the trio premiered their Amazon documentary,Chasing Happiness, and went on a successful tour, which kicked off in Miami in August 2019 and will continue with their European leg starting in the U.K. on Jan. 29.Jonas Brothers performing at the 62nd Grammys.Kevin Winter/GettyRELATED VIDEO:Camila CabelloJokes She and Shawn Mendes Will Accept Grammy Award in Their UnderwearIn 2019, Joe hit a milestone in his personal life: He wedGame of Thronesstar Turner in Las Vegas on May 1, then againin Francein late June.Other performers taking the Grammys stage on Sunday include Aerosmith, BTS,Camila Cabello, Brandi Carlile, Billie Eilish,Ariana Grande, H.E.R., DJ Khaled, John Legend, Lil Nas X, Lizzo,Demi Lovato, Meek Mill, Rosalía,Blake Shelton,Gwen Stefaniand Tanya Tucker.The 62ndGrammy Awardsare airing live from Los Angeles’ Staples Center on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.
TheJonas Brotherswere burning up at theirGrammy Awardsperformance on Sunday night.
Nick,JoeandKevin Jonastook the stage to sing their latest single,“What a Man Gotta Do,”live for the first time since releasingthe track and its music videoon Jan. 17.
Just as they did in the video, wivesDanielle Jonas,Priyanka Chopra JonasandSophie Turnerwere on hand for the night — watching in the Grammys audience and sweetly singing along.
The band’s performance comes after theywalked the red carpet earlier Sundaybut decided to skip all interviews just hours after news broke thatKobe Bryant had been killedalong with his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven othersin a helicopter crash.
Standing back to back, the brothers kicked off the show with their new song “Five More Minutes,” before transitioning to their latest hit.
Kevin was on the guitar as Nick belted out “Caught my heart about one, two times/Don’t need to question the reason I’m yours, I’m yours.”
Joe later chimed into to croon his part of the romantic melody.
Background dancers then flooded the stage as fireworks sparked and lights flashed.
During the performance, the camera panned to audience to show the brothers’ wives all sitting together. Chopra, 37, burst into her own choreography. Danielle, 33, quickly followed her lead and danced along. (And Kevin gave her a quick kiss as the brothers walked up to the stage during their performance.)
Be sure to check outPEOPLE’s full Grammys coverageto get the latest news on music’s biggest night.
From left: Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas, Jan. 26.Kevin Winter/Getty
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The brothers, who are competing to win their first Grammy, are nominated in the pop/duo group performance category for“Sucker.”
Days before their Grammys gig, Nick teased their big surprise toEllen DeGeneresduring the band’s appearance on her daytime talk show.
“We have a very special performance lined up. We don’t want to give anything away but we’re playing the new song that just came out and then we’re doing something else which I don’t think anyone is going to expect,” hesaid.
2019 was a comeback year for Nick, Joe and Kevin as they reunited as a band. That February, they released “Sucker,” their first new song in nearly six years and the first track off their album,Happiness Begins, which was released in June 2019.
Then the trio premiered their Amazon documentary,Chasing Happiness, and went on a successful tour, which kicked off in Miami in August 2019 and will continue with their European leg starting in the U.K. on Jan. 29.
Jonas Brothers performing at the 62nd Grammys.Kevin Winter/Getty
RELATED VIDEO:Camila CabelloJokes She and Shawn Mendes Will Accept Grammy Award in Their Underwear
In 2019, Joe hit a milestone in his personal life: He wedGame of Thronesstar Turner in Las Vegas on May 1, then againin Francein late June.
Other performers taking the Grammys stage on Sunday include Aerosmith, BTS,Camila Cabello, Brandi Carlile, Billie Eilish,Ariana Grande, H.E.R., DJ Khaled, John Legend, Lil Nas X, Lizzo,Demi Lovato, Meek Mill, Rosalía,Blake Shelton,Gwen Stefaniand Tanya Tucker.
The 62ndGrammy Awardsare airing live from Los Angeles’ Staples Center on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.
source: people.com
