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Jonas Brothers Announce Release Date For ‘Love Me To Heaven’ Single

The trio will be back in our ears next Friday (March 21).

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Jonas Brothers

Anthony Mandler

The Jonas Brothers announced the release date for their upcoming single, “Love Me to Heaven,” on Thursday (March 13). The follow-up to the sibling trio’s recent singles with Marshmello (“Slow Motion”) and Rascal Flatts (“I Dare You”) is due out on March 21. They announced the news in an Instagram post in which all three modeled Canadian tuxedoes while flipping and jumping through the sky.

The band previewed the uptempo pop tune during their 20th anniversary celebration show in Toronto last month, busting out the live debut of the track on which they sing, “Could give me everything, but it ain’t enough/ You can’t put a price on the human touch/ I could be down, but you love me to heaven/ Love me to heaven, babe.”


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Joe, Nick and Kevin Jonas will continue their celebration of two decades of familial pop rocking with the upcoming one-day JONASCON at the American Dream mall in their native New Jersey on March 23. The event will feature live performances, DJ sets, Q&A panels, fan activations, pop-up surprises, retail takeovers, a Jonas trading post, trivia, games, immersive experiences, an interactive art installation, keynote event, karaoke, a Camp Rock bar, special guests, mini golf and exclusive merch. “From their early beginnings to global pop icons, JONASCON will honor the band’s incredible journey while also showing their appreciation to the fans who have been with them from the beginning,” a statement promised.

While no specific information has been released about where the new single will land, earlier this year the trio promised that their 20th anniversary celebrations will include a “ year of music,” featuring new songs, a live album, soundtrack, solo music and a holiday movie for Disney titled Jonas Brothers Christmas Music.

They will also be featured on Rascal Flatt’s upcoming duets album, Life Is a Highway: Refueled Duet via “I Dare You,” which was written by Nick Jonas with Dan + Shay’s Shay Mooney (as well as Dewain Whitmore Jr and Tommy English) and currently sits at No. 37 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart after peaking at No. 24.

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Check out the “Love Me To Heaven” announcement below.

This article first appeared on Billboard U.S.

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