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"It was the place we dreamt up ideas, the place where we worked through our problems together, and the place where we finally realized we could find our way through anything as long as we came together." After weeks of teasing, the trio released the new song, which is named after the popular food chain of the same name, on Friday. Standing out as one of the most successful groups of the 21st century, Jonas Brothers—Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jones—have sold north of 20 million albums and counting, garnered two GRAMMY Award nominations, earned 26 Billboard Hot 100 hits, logged three consecutive No. 1 debuts on the Billboard 200 and generated billions of streams.
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According to him, "Waffle House" was added to the tracklist “last-minute”. The bros are such geniuses in a way that they said, “We want to rip the Band-Aid off now. We want our fans to come with us.” We had to make an album that’s going to allow for them to make six more albums, rather than an album that feels like, “OK, we have to stop making our music now because we’re not as young as we were.” We said, “How do we make something that kind of begins their career? In my own weird world, I was envisioning the Jonas Brothers as these older, final form, evolved Pokémon. I was thinking about what I would love for their maturation, because they are fathers now.
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On January 27, 2023, the boys sat down for an interview with Variety, in which they talked about their album, and this song was one of the few song titles that they revealed. After promoting the song a little more, they announced the release date of the song and shared its cover art eight days later, and gave some insight on what the idea for the song was. “Waffle House” is the second and final single from the Jonas Brothers' sixth studio album, The Album, following the release of February 2022’s “Wings.” Lyrically, the boys call back to their issues and competition with one another as siblings and also reminisce on the happy moments that also came. I was very frightened that [fans] are set in their ways and can only allow the Jonas Brothers to be one thing.
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The new single following the release of “Wings,” a too-short introduction to their latest creative partnership with producer and songwriter Jon Bellion, who oversaw the creation of The Album in the same way that Ryan Tedder did on its predecessor Happiness Begins. As the infectious song kicks in, the three begin making their way to each other, but not before breaking into the most choreography they’ve danced to since their Camp Rock days. In the clip, the three pop-star siblings start out in three disparate locations — Joe Jonas DJing at one of his “Cup of Joe” nights, Kevin Jonas walking a dark street in a sharp peacoat and Nick Jonas in a grand hotel room as a revelrous party unfolds around him. The award-winning musicians previously said that the sticky diner was their “sanctuary,” where they also developed some of their best ideas. While writing the upbeat track that sonically targets each band member’s specific sound, the frontman said they bounced the idea off of other individuals in the industry.
The group also shared a statement on how their track has a personal meaning attached. In the visual for the song, the three brothers dance their way through the streets after a night out on the town. Surprisingly though, they never end up at an actual Waffle House. Fans can access the venue presale Wednesday, April 3 at 10 a.m.
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Posted: Fri, 12 May 2023 07:00:00 GMT [source]
Global pop icons, Jonas Brothers, are coming to Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood Friday, Aug. 2 at 8 p.m. Thankfully, with The Album around the corner, fans went home certain of more on the way – and soon. The reasoning behind the lack of New York Waffle Houses are likely similar to the absence of restaurants in New Jersey. "The reason [there aren't any locations in New Jersey] is simple," Waffle House spokesman Pat Warner said to NJ.
Because all three of the Jonas Brothers have a wife and kids of their own, the song especially hit home. “I need you guys to bring a Waffle House food truck on tour with you," another user wrote. "Also this song slaps." “Headstrong father and a determined mother / Oh, that's why some nights we try to kill each other / but you know it's always love …” the song continues. As of this writing, “Waffle House” is unreleased — and yet it already has the internet in a chokehold. In 1986, a Stephen King novella was made into a movie, with a classic song serving as title, soundtrack and tone.
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Below, Bellion reflects on what it was like to create the trio’s latest hit, opens up on his thought process behind releasing solo music, and more. Bellion quickly realized during their writing sessions that he shared a lot in common with the trio — all fathers who appreciate authenticity in pop music. Their conversations spilled over into the music and resulted in the Jonas Brothers‘ most mature work to date, after years of growing through experiences as childhood stars in the spotlight.
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The record is the second single from the Jonas Brothers' upcoming sixth studio effort, "The Album," due out May 12. The Jonas Brothers released their debut single “Mandy” in 2005, which is featured on their first album, It’s About Time. The teenagers went on their American Club Tour a year later, supporting the five-track album. Since the group wasn’t of age to debrief their shows over alcohol, the family would gather at the only late-night joint open—Waffle House.
“We’re gonna take it back a few years for ya,” Joe told the crowd before the brothers dig into “Lovebug” off its 2008 album A Little Bit Longer. With a quick head nod from Joe, they then go right into “Year 3000” (from the year 2006) and “Burnin’ Up” before closing the night with “Sucker” off Happiness Begins, the band’s last studio album that marked the end of an unofficial 10-years-long hiatus. The Jonas Brothers have different, fonder memories of Waffle House than what the restaurant’s reputation might suggest. On their latest single, aptly titled “Waffle House,” the three-piece band reminisce about deep conversations shared over hot plates of breakfast food — not stumbling into Waffle House after a night out and seeing the kitchen staff throw down in a brawl before making their pancakes. As Nick took a seat to the side of the stage, Joe came out to perform the DNCE hit “Toothbrush” (backed by DNCE bandmates and Jonas Brothers touring musicians Jack Lawless on drums and JinJoo Lee on guitar). All the while, Nick howls along to the “awhooo” filled chorus as Lee later shreds during a solo of her own.
Among many accolades, they’ve recently claimed a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Whether it’s at the nightclub or at the only dayclub in South Florida, guests can expect the hottest names to make an appearance. To learn more about DAER Nightclub and Dayclub, go to hardrocknightlife.com. The Jonas Brothers have been strong supporters of Do Something. In 2007, the brothers filmed a public service announcement raising awareness about teenage homelessness and encouraging teens to begin "jeans drives" in their communities to donate to the homeless.
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