Two decades into their career Kevin Jonas is finally ready to break free. The 37-year-old eldest Jonas Brothers member announced the release date for his first-ever solo track on Sunday night (Oct. 26). The news came during the JoBros’ Samsung TV Plus livestream from Orlando as part of their ongoing JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown tour, during which the band was joined by special guests Khalid, Sebastian Yatra and Moana star Auli’i Cravalho and Kevin revealed that his solo debut, “Changing,” will officially drop on Nov. 20.
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According to a release, the song Kevin has been previewing on the tour was produced by Mark Schick and Jason Evigan. Fan footage of an August show at Fenway Park found Kevin admitting, “I’m super nervous, so bear with me,” before leaning into the ballad’s Bee Gees-like falsetto chorus, “Maybe I’m jaded/ Maybe I’m chasin’ the highs to escape/ So, I keep changing/ I, I keep changing.”
On Sunday night, Kevin posted a video from the cover shoot for the “Changing” single. “I can’t believe I can actually say that,” Jonas said of his excitement about finally stepping out on his own. In the ensuing shots, Jonas poses for the pics wearing a black tank top and matching jeans with a blue button-down and a five o’clock shadow beard. In another angle on the “super nervous” clip, Kevin’s wife, Danielle, is seen in the audience freaking out and getting teary eyed over her hubby playing his debut solo track in concert, later dialing up their daughters to share the familial screams of delight.
While Kevin started out pop rocking with his younger brothers Nick and Joe in 2005, the group’s members began to venture out by 2011, with Joe releasing his debut solo album, Fastlife, and Nick hitting the road with his side project, Nick Jonas & the Administration, that year. Just two years later they went their separate ways in 2013 after canceling more than two dozen dates citing “creative differences.”
They were back together by 2019 with the Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 smash “Sucker,” and have since released three more albums, 2019’s Happiness Begins, 2023’s The Album and this year’s Greetings From Your Hometown. While Kevin has kept things in the family to date, Nick Jonas has appeared in nearly a dozen films and released four solo albums to date, as well as 2010’s Who I Am with the Administration. Joe has released the solo efforts Fastlife and 2025’s Music for People Who Believe in Love, as well as the self-titled 2016 debut from his dance pop side project DNCE, hitting No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 with their 2015 single “Cake By the Ocean.”
The JoBros’ 20th anniversary tour will hit Atlanta’s State Farm Arena on Tuesday night (Oct. 28).
Check out a video preview of “Changing” here.
