dpHow do you think your work with Disney shaped the artists you are today?
Nick Jonas: It shaped us in so many ways. We share a lot of values — the desire to bring joy into the world when people need it most, to bring people together, and to be able to look up in 20 or 30 years and be proud of what you’ve put into the world. Disney is always pushing the envelope, which requires the people they work with to do the same, and that’s been inspiring across all our years and life stages with them. As we step into our mid-to-late 30s, the conversation only gets more exciting. We get to relive the moments that shaped us and create new ones, redefining what this looks like in 2026 and beyond. We’re so grateful for everything, from the top down and in every department. Special shout-out to casting, to the brilliant people on the music side, and, of course, to Bob and the incredible leadership in place now. The sky’s the limit.
Joe Jonas: The time we’ve spent with Disney shaped me into an artist I’m so proud to be, one who can make music for multi-generational families. Seeing people grow up and bring their own children to the shows, alongside their grandparents, is a really special thing. We’ve written music that’s ranged from an angry breakup song to a theme song for Disney Parks. It’s quite a vast discography, and we’re proud of nearly every one — maybe one or two we’re not so proud of, but mostly we are.
Kevin Jonas: Working with Disney shaped who we are today because it built our work ethic again and again. We were hungry and we wanted it really bad, and working with Disney meant all these opportunities were suddenly available to us, we were able to make it our own and go after our dreams.
