The Jonas Brothers are conserving their scorching streak alive with their newest single “I Can’t Lose.” The third single from their forthcoming album Greetings From Your Hometown, “I Can’t Lose” is a stomping and anthemic monitor in regards to the help of a associate. The band debuted the music video for the monitor in the course of the 2025 MLB All-Star Recreation, and the monitor is the primary official anthem for ESPN’s Sunday Night time Baseball.
Launched with the help of Mastercard for its Stand Up To Most cancers marketing campaign, the music video for “I Can’t Lose” is “dedicated to everyone standing up to cancer” and sees the brothers performing the monitor on a New York Metropolis rooftop. A number of most cancers survivors be part of them on the roof for the efficiency, which is intercut with the survivors’ tales of battling the illness.
Along with Greetings From Your Hometown, the Jonas Brothers are about to embark on a tour to help the album and to rejoice their 20-year profession. From August till November, the brother band will play dates throughout america and Canada with help from Marshmello, The All-American Rejects, and Boys Like Ladies. Past the band’s work, the tour can even highlight music from each Nick Jonas’ and Joe Jonas’ solo careers, Joe’s work with DNCE, and music from Nick Jonas & the Administration. Tickets for the JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown tour can be found now.
“I Can’t Lose” comes on the heels of the band’s final single, “No Time To Talk,” which boasts an interpolation of the Bee Gees traditional “Stayin’ Alive.” The primary single from Greetings From Your Hometown, “Love Me To Heaven,” arrived in March. The album can even embody the band’s most up-to-date collaboration with digital music producer Marshmello, “Slow Motion,” which arrived in January. Greetings From Your Hometown would be the band’s third album since their 2019 reunion, and their seventh total.
Take heed to the Jonas Brothers’ “I Can’t Lose” now.
