Jonas Brothers’ rollout for Greetings From Your Hometown just got a nostalgic jolt. The new album’s latest single “No Time To Talk,” out now, interpolates “Stayin’ Alive,” a dancefloor classic from the Bee Gees’ iconic Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Produced by Julian Bunetta (Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso”) and Gabe Simon (Lana Del Rey, Noah Kahan, Calum Scott), the track is a callback to the JoBros’ childhood dance parties soundtracked by the Bee Gees, giving the music both a personal connection with universal appeal.
Whereas the Bee Gees, another trio of hit-making brothers, used 1977’s “Stayin’ Alive” as a monument to their own swagger, “No Time To Talk” flips the lyrical perspective, instead celebrating a romantic partner on the dance floor: “’Cause I can tell by the way you use your walk/ That you came to dance/ No time to talk.”
“No Time To Talk” follows the fan favorites “Love Me To Heaven” and “Slow Motion” on the road to the latest Jonas Brothers LP. Greetings From Your Hometown arrives Aug. 8, just in time for the band’s hotly anticipated 20th anniversary tour. The “JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown” tour kicks off Aug. 10 at MetLife Stadium in the brothers’ native New Jersey and will take them to stadiums and arenas across North America through mid-November. Joe, Nick, and Kevin will be joined at all dates by some combination of Marshmello (who teamed with the brothers on “Slow Motion”), the All American Rejects, and Boys Like Girls.
2025 has already seen a flurry of activity from Jonas Brothers. In March, they hosted the inaugural JONASCON with more than 75,000 fans at New Jersey’s American Dream events center. Joe Jonas released his latest solo album Music For People Who Believe In Love in May. Fans can expect to hear solo material from Joe and Nick, as well as from their bands DNCE and Nick Jonas & the Administration, during Jonas Brothers’ career-spanning JONAS20 performances.
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