I'm hot, you're cold, and new songs from the Jonas Brothers are heading our way. But will a tour also be in the works? Our nostalgia-loving hearts may explode if so.
After a year of speculation, the Jonas Brothers (also known as Nick, Joe, and Kevin) revealed on Instagram Thursday that they were reuniting as a band, with a surprise single "Sucker" set to drop at midnight.
This is all a very big deal for fans who still have "Year 3000" stuck in their heads. ("Nothing's changed, but we live underwater!" Seriously, I can quote Jonas Brothers lines all day for you guys.) An even bigger deal, of course, would be if we could see the JoBros in person.
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While an official tour is still unconfirmed, the Jonas Brothers will be reuniting for more than just a song. The band is slated to take over The Late Late Show With James Corden for one week, beginning Monday.
A theory, of course, is that the Jonas Brothers' time on The Late Late Show is the perfect way for them to announce a planned tour. After all, a single is great, but it could be a one-and-done situation for the brothers. The fact that the trio is planning not just one day on a talk show, but an entire week, suggests that they have more to promote than just "Sucker." Perhaps it's the highly-anticipated Jonas Brothers world tour?
There's already a precedent for pop stars to go all-in shortly after releasing new music. Ariana Grande, for example, will embark on her Sweetener world tour — which will support both Sweetener and her 2019 album Thank U, Next — just over a month after dropping her fifth studio album.
Is this wishful thinking? I refuse to believe that the Jonas Brothers would give us just one song and stop there. Whatever they have in store...we're burning up with anticipation.