Nick Jonas

Nicholas Jerry Jonas, widely known as Nick Jonas, is an accomplished American multi-artist born on the 16th of September, 1992. He's recognized for his prominent roles as a singer, songwriter, and actor. Jonas made his acting mark on Broadway at the tender age of seven and gained the attention of Columbia Records after releasing his debut single in 2002. This led to the formation of the family band, 'Jonas Brothers', together with his older brothers, Kevin and Joe. Despite a temporary disbandment of the Jonas Brothers in 2013, Jonas continued his solo career in music. His popularity erupted with the release of 'Jealous', a song from his self-titled second solo album. He also co-founded Safehouse Records, a record label linked with Island and Hollywood labels. His life in acting trail blazed on as he appeared on television series and in roles on Broadway shows. The Jonas Brothers made a significant comeback in 2019, and Jonas proceeded to release his fourth solo studio album, 'Spaceman', in 2021. Jonas' fame has also been significantly tied to his contributions in movies and television shows related to Disney Channel. He had an impressive influence through his performances in films like 'Camp Rock' and its sequel, among others.

Apart from music and acting, Jonas' earlier life was deeply rooted in Texas, where he was born to parents Denise and Paul Kevin Jonas. His parents influenced his interest in music with backgrounds in songwriting, teaching and the ministry. Jonas' passion for the arts could be traced back to when he was discovered at just six years old while in a barber shop with his mother. He evolved into roles on Broadway. At the age of 13, Jonas was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, which he has been managing effectively to date. Despite his health condition, Jonas continued to excel in his career, creating praiseworthy performances on Broadway and producing popular music.