Stars are set to go on a 20th anniversary tour later this summer
Jonas Brothers are giving a glimpse inside their studio sessions in their new video. On Monday, the pop star bros released the video for “Love Me to Heaven,” the group’s newest single.
The Anthony Mandler-directed video captures the brothers writing and recording the Eighties-infused love song in an old-school New York City studio. The brothers switch between cutting vocals to penning the lyrics from a couch.
“Microdosin’, gettin’ off on pure emotion/Somehow it gets better every time, oh, yeah,” sings Joe before Nick joins in the chorus: “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.”
On Instagram, the band teased that this club is “video 1 of 2” of two visuals coming for “Love Me to Heaven.” The video comes a day after the stars performed at Mexico’s Feria de las Fresas in Irapuato, Mexico on Sunday night.
Nick, Kevin, and Joe Jonas recently announced their upcoming 20th anniversary Living the Dream tour, a stretch of 10 stadium shows followed by an extensive arena run in cities across North America. They’re bringing the All-American Rejects and Boys Like Girls on the road with them, along with the boys performing songs from their solo projects.
The band is set to release their seventh album, Greetings from Your Hometown, featuring “Love Me to Heaven” on Aug. 8 in time for the band’s big 20-year celebration. They’re also set to release a live album this year. For Joe’s part, he’ll release solo LP Music for People Who Believe in Love in late May.
