Pop musician who created Nick Jonas & The Administration after disbanding the Jonas Brothers, another phenomenally successful band. On the FOX comedy-horror series Scream Queens, he portrays the role of Boone. When he was six years old, a manager noticed him, and by the time he was eight, he was performing on Broadway.
In addition to appearing in the movies Camp Rock and Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam, he starred in the Disney series Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream. In the 2017 movie Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, he portrayed the part of a Seaplane pilot, and he returned to Jumanji: The Next Level (2019).
In Dallas, Texas, Nicholas Jerry Jonas was born. In Wyckoff, New Jersey, he grew up alongside his elder brothers and future bandmates, Joe and Kevin Jonas. They played music together as children, but Nick was the first to be heard singing in a hair salon as his mother had her hair trimmed.
When he was seven years old, he started singing on Broadway while performing as Tiny Tim in the Madison Square Garden production of "A Christmas Carol." While working on Broadway, he co-wrote a Christmas song with his father, which Columbia Records later came to record. He signed with the label as a solo artist in 2004. The outcome was the formation of the Jonas Brothers, a trio of brothers. Before being fired later, the band signed with Columbia for one record. Their self-titled debut album, which they released in 2007, achieved double platinum certification and peaked in the top five on the Billboard 200. In late October 2013, The Jonas Brothers officially confirmed their split, putting all rumours to rest.
The announcement was made one month after the pop group's fall tour was postponed and three months after their last Instagram update. The Jonas Siblings made a triumphant comeback in March 2019 with the release of "Sucker," the group's first brand-new song in almost six years, and a music video that featured the now-adult brothers and their individual love interests.
To hone his skills, Nick Jonas set off on his first solo tour in 2010 with his side project, The Administration. His 2014 self-titled solo album, which was well regarded and featured the Top Ten smash "Jealous," was released. In addition to having a successful recording career and appearing in numerous musicals, Jonas worked as a television actor. He made his acting debut in "Camp Rock" (2008) and "Camp Rock 2," two Disney Channel TV movies in which he also starred (2010). 2019's "UglyDolls," which also stars Kelly Clarkson, Janelle Monáe, and Blake Shelton, features Jonas as a voice actor.
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