The Jonas Brothers are turning their brotherhood into a podcast project, partnering with iHeartPodcasts for “Hey Jonas!”—a series that starts with a 12-minute introduction and follows with a first full episode on May 20. Fans can even call in questions through
The first clue comes through the band’s own voice: Nick Jonas, speaking in the May 19 trailer, frames the idea as a practical gap-filler between touring stops—use the space between soundcheck and the show to talk, instead of letting the moment pass.
That impulse is now becoming a new media rollout. The Jonas Brothers revealed they’re launching their own podcast, “Hey Jonas!,” partnering with iHeartPodcasts. It’s the trio’s newest expansion beyond music—aimed at giving fans a candid look at the brothers’ lives both on and off stage while they continue building campaigns and releasing new work.
The show is designed to be informal and personal. A description for the podcast promises a “wildly fun and refreshingly unfiltered look” at the brothers’ lives “as told by Kevin. Nick and Joe themselves. ” with conversations meant to cover “the chaos. laughs and real-life moments of brotherhood” and “candid. unfiltered conversations” about family. touring. and personal moments fans rarely see.
A 12-minute introductory episode is already available to stream on the band’s official iHeart profile. The first full-length episode is scheduled to drop May 20.
Nick Jonas’ trailer quote captures the tone behind the project: “We had a lot of important things to talk about and we don’t spend enough time with each other as it is, so why not just fill the space between soundcheck and the show with a podcast,” he said in the May 19 trailer.
The brothers are also pulling fans directly into the format. “Hey Jonas” will include a podcast segment built around fan questions, with listeners invited to dial the hotline at 844-HEY-JONAS (844-395-6627) to ask about any—“or all”—of the Jonas Brothers.
As the show expands, it will feature more voices than just the three siblings. Alongside Kevin. Nick and Joe. the podcast will bring in people described as those who “know them best. ” including family members. close friends. and longtime confidantes. The rollout is also expected to include additional behind-the-scenes material such as bonus episodes and exclusive interviews.
For listeners wondering where to tune in, the “Hey Jonas!” podcast will be available to stream online at iHeart.com and through the free iHeartRadio app. The episode schedule wasn’t immediately clear, but the pattern for many podcast releases is typically one episode per week on the same day.
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