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March 24, 2025

Jonas Brothers Unveil First Look at A Very Jonas Christmas

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The Jonas Brothers are getting into the holiday spirit with their new Disney+ movie A Very Jonas Christmas, set to premiere later this year. In an exclusive look shared with PEOPLE, the band reveals some fun details about the project, including a sneak peek at the movie stills.

The holiday film follows Nick, Joe, and Kevin as they face a series of obstacles while trying to make it back to New York from London to spend Christmas with their families. The movie also comes with a full album, featuring holiday music and other tracks.

In one shot, Joe Jonas sports an Elton John-inspired look, while Kevin and Joe have fun dressed as tourists in Germany. Other stills show the trio stranded on a snowy road and Nick sitting among Christmas trees.

The movie, filmed in Toronto, also stars Isaac Aptaker, Elizabeth Berger, Adam Fishbach, Spencer Berman, and Scott Morgan, and is directed by Jessica Yu. A Very Jonas Christmas will debut during the 2025 holiday season on Disney+.

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