Considering their fans as "the most important thing in the world", Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas says they are willing "to connect" with all the fans.
- Mar 19, 2009
AceShowbiz - Having a very full plate on their agenda in the coming days as they plan to embark on a world tour, Jonas Brothers admit they "keep a little time for dating". "We've got a lot going on in our lives, and I think for us, we're focused on that," Nick Jonas tells E! News. "For the most part we're focused on working on the TV show, we just finished that, and now with this new tour. We're really trying to connect with our fans. They're the most important thing in the world to us," he explains when referring to "J.O.N.A.S!" and the tour.
Speaking on the possibility of them adding more resume into their acting career, eldest brother Kevin Jonas claims he, Joe Jonas, and Nick are all eager for more roles. "More than anything, I think each of us has really gotten into the acting thing over the last six months with the TV show," Kevin says. He then adds, "We hope that it will be a great future for all of us."
Also talking about their planned new album, Nick informs E! News that "the songs on the new album are all about things that we've really gone through." Nick goes on detailing, "Personal experience is where we get all our inspiration from. But also, we've been working on trying to use metaphors to mask a literal thing that happened to us. Elvis Costello did that, and (we've been) listening to his music and trying to imitate that."
Speaking on them being spoofed on "South Park" season 13 premiere titled "The Ring" which was aired on Wednesday, March 11, Kevin, Joe, and Nick admit they haven't seen the spoof just yet. However, Kevin claims, "I think we always like that we can make fun of ourselves, and we'll be the first to say that was kind of fun."
In another Jonas Brothers news, they have been scheduled to host a concert at Washington, D.C.'s Verizon Center on July 13. And the siblings are not shy from making public their willingness to have the First Daughters, Sasha and Malia Obama, attending the show. "Hopefully, the family will come out and watch the show," Kevin Jonas says. "They're always invited."
