Nick Jonas Announces Solo Album 'Sunday Best' in Surprise Las Vegas Show

Nick Jonas has officially announced his upcoming solo album, 'Sunday Best,' slated to release on 6th February, 2026. The surprise reveal came during an intimate performance at his family's Las Vegas restaurant, Nellie's Southern Kitchen, where he performed a few new tracks for a small audience of fans. With its blend of acoustic melodies and heartfelt lyrics, the album promises to be more introspective and intimate, offering fans a window into Nick's life and development as an artist beyond his work with the Jonas Brothers.

A Surprise Announcement at Home: 'Sunday Best' On the Way

Over the weekend, Nick Jonas set social media and music lovers alight when he revealed that his second solo album, 'Sunday Best,' will be released on 6th February, 2026. The announcement came during a small performance at his family's own restaurant, Nellie's Southern Kitchen, in Las Vegas—adorably called the "Sunday Best Brunch." Later, on Instagram, he posted the album cover and asked followers to place preorders before midnight Eastern Time.

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At the Las Vegas event, Jonas entertained roughly 170 fans to live performances of some of his new compositions—delivering a sneak peek into the album's atmosphere and emotional tone. 'Sunday Best,' according to him, is a highly personal compilation of songs that have been formed by his experiences over the past few years and expresses love, growth, introspection, and life's quite moments.

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What to Expect from 'Sunday Best'?  

After almost five years, Nick is making a comeback to his solo career with 'Sunday Best.' 'Spaceman,' his prior solo album, was released in March 2021. The upcoming album promises a fresh but personal sound—centered around acoustic guitar, piano, choirs and a string quartet—mixed with candid, self-reflective lyrics. It's supposed to capture snippets of his life: love, quiet walks home, personal growth, and the various changes he's experienced lately. 

In terms of collaborators, Nick has worked with talented artists such as JP Saxe, and others including Josette Maskin (from MUNA), Blush, and Ryan Daly for this new album 'Sunday Best.'
At the brunch event fans also experienced live renditions of songs including 'I Need You'—initially released during the previous Jonas Brothers tour—as well as a gospel‑styled performance of his prior hit 'Jealous.'

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"I'm so excited to share these new stories, candid thoughts, quiet walks home in the city, and snapshots of my life over these past few years," said Nick in a press release statement. "And while this album was made over the course of the last two years, it was truly 33 years in the making."

Balancing Band Life and Solo Dreams

While 'Sunday Best' is a solo attempt, it follows on the heels of a busy year for the Jonas Brothers. The band’s 2025 album Greetings 'From Your Hometown' and the ongoing 'JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour' have kept the trio in the spotlight for a while now. Nick's choice to release a solo album now points to a new creative phase that is motivated by mature musical perspectives, adult experiences, and personal narratives. 

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For fans, 'Sunday Best' could feel like a more intimate, thoughtful side of Nick—combining the high-energy band songs with calmer, deeper compositions inspired by his life as husband and parent. As pre-orders begin and anticipation rises, the album stands as a promise of fresh music steeped in sincerity. February 2026 is shaping up to be an exciting re‑entry to solo artistry for Nick Jonas. 

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