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The Jonas Brothers are gearing up for their highly anticipated comeback with their seventh album, Greetings from Your Hometown. Dropping on August 8, the LP is released through Republic Records and marks the trio’s first full-length project since The Album (2023). Serving as a sentimental return to their roots, the album explores themes of nostalgia, emotional reflection, and change—capturing a mature yet earnest sound from the pop-rock trio. As fans count down the hours until the release of Greetings from Your Hometown, here’s everything you need to know about the Jonas Brothers’ comeback.



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Background

The rollout for Greetings from Your Hometown has been relatively short. Last March, the Jonas Brothers released the single “Love Me to Heaven,” announcing it as the lead track from their upcoming seventh album. Later that month, during JonasCon—a fan event held by the trio to celebrate their 20th anniversary—they officially announced Greetings from Your Hometown.

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Tracklist

Ahead of the album’s release, the Jonas Brothers unveiled three singles. “Love Me to Heaven” dropped on March 21 as the lead single. The disco-pop track “No Time to Talk” followed on June 20, and “I Can’t Lose” arrived on July 15. The album includes notable guest contributions from Dean Lewis, Switchfoot, and Marshmello. Here is the full tracklist:

  1. I Can’t Lose
  2. Tables
  3. Love Me to Heaven
  4. No Time to Talk
  5. Backwards
  6. Loved You Better (with Dean Lewis)
  7. Greetings from Your Hometown (with Switchfoot)
  8. When You Know
  9. Heat of the Moment
  10. Bully
  11. Waste No Time
  12. Lucky
  13. Mirror to the Sky
  14. Slow Motion (with Marshmello)
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Tour

In support of the album—and to celebrate their 20th anniversary—the Jonas Brothers will launch the Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown Tour, a sprawling North American roadshow featuring 52 shows from August 10 to November 14, 2025.

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