Jonas Brothers Share Exciting Update on Their Long-Awaited Memoir 6 Years After First Announcing It

During their JONASCON event in New Jersey, the Jonas Brothers recently provided an update on their much-anticipated memoir.  After launching the project over six years ago, Nick, Kevin, and Joe Jonas finally addressed the delays during the event, showcasing an image of their upcoming book, ‘Blood’.

 They clarified that the memoir wasn't finished while they spoke onstage.  Nick said they knew their story had more chapters to come, even though the book was once ready for publication.  Fans should exercise patience as they continue to have fresh experiences that will influence the book, he underlined.

It is anticipated that the memoir will be written from the viewpoint of each brother, providing details on their journey from the band's founding in 2005 to their breakup in 2013 and eventual reunion six years later.  In an earlier Instagram post, Joe described their split as a tempest that ultimately strengthened them as a family and as individuals.

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 ‘Blood’ was originally scheduled to be published by Dey Street Books in November 2021, however, it was delayed.

 With thrilling announcements and live performances, the JONASCON event also commemorated the band's 20th anniversary.  These included Joe's solo record, which will be released in May, information on their holiday film ‘A Very Jonas Christmas’, and the release date for their next album.

According to Nick, the event was a sincere way to thank supporters for their patience and ongoing support, and it took more than a year to prepare.  When the moment feels right, the brothers are intent on sharing their entire story.

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