Test your knowledge of Jonas Brothers's biggest hits, deep cuts and iconic moments.
Four songs from the guitar years and four from the comeback, with nothing in between. The first bar tells you which side of 2013 you have landed on.
A breakup nobody expected, a number one that ended six years of silence, and a signature song that belonged to a British band first. These details decide close rounds.
One band made two catalogs with a six-year hole between them. Work through the guitar years, the silence and the funk-pop return, and see which half you actually own.
'S.O.S.', 'Burnin' Up', 'Lovebug' and 'Paranoid' are built on guitars and stacked brother harmonies, with Joe carrying most of the lead. If a clip opens on a bright guitar riff and a young voice, you are in the first half and these are the fast points.
They broke up in October 2013 and released nothing together until March 2019. Nothing sits in the middle, so a quiz drawn from their work never has a gentle transition: it jumps from teenage guitar-pop straight into adult funk-pop with no bridge to guide you.
'Sucker' went to number one and reset the sound: tighter rhythm, falsetto, no guitar riff to lean on. 'Only Human' and 'What a Man Gotta Do' follow the same rule. A player who only knows this half will miss everything before 2013, and the reverse is just as common.
Kevin plays guitar and sings backing, so the lead alternates between Joe and Nick. Joe carried the Disney-era singles; Nick fronts the comeback. Learn the two timbres and you can date almost any clip before you recognise the song itself.
Play a Jonas Brothers quiz on Songtrivia and find out. You name the song from a short clip and answer trivia across both halves of the catalog. Most players own one era completely and lose points the moment the round crosses into the other.
'Sucker', 'Burnin' Up', 'S.O.S.', 'Lovebug' and 'Only Human' carry the easy points, with 'Paranoid', 'What a Man Gotta Do' and the 2025 single 'Love Me to Heaven' for the players who kept up.
It depends entirely on your age. The catalog splits into a Disney-era half and a comeback half with six silent years between them, and very few players know both. The gap, not the songs, is what makes the round hard.
Two things changed at once. They spent six years apart, and the lead voice moved: Joe fronted most of the 2000s singles, Nick sings lead on 'Sucker'. Guitars gave way to rhythm and falsetto, so the same three people produced two catalogs.
Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas. They broke up in October 2013, returned with 'Sucker' in March 2019, and released their seventh album 'Greetings from Your Hometown' on 8 August 2025.
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