Jonas Brothers make a splash for "First Time"

Jonas Brothers have always been known for their good-boy images, but they're taking some risks and have pulled out all the stops with a raging romp through Las Vegas in the party-powered clip for the pop rock band's latest mid-tempo cut, "First Time," the second single from brothers' upcoming fifth studio album, "V," which is scheduled for release this fall via Jonas Enterprises. The new video follows the high school football game-themed video for their lead single "Pom Poms" in March.
The summer beach-party winding-down anthem is an infinitely lush and understated production with big, gorgeous, lighters-up chorus with "Make it feel like the first time" echoes in the background. Sin City seems to be the perfect backdrop to their new song, which sounds more mature than their past hits. From hitting the casino like high rollers to rolling with the ladies in a poolside party and finally partaking in a hotel suite party, the boys are definitely looking all grown-up in comparison to their previous music videos, including their first single "Pom Poms."
Nick Jonas explained to MTV News why the brothers decided to follow up the album's lead single, "Pom Poms," with this song: "I think it felt right. It felt like the kind of song that people that weren't maybe as familiar with our music and maybe wouldn't have called themselves fans would respond positively to because it's so different for us, or, at least, I hope they will and it's one of my favorites, one of all of our favorites, I think from the minute we created it. So hopefully it's a positive reaction and it goes over great live. It's a big party when we play that song."
The video, which was shot during the band's rehearsals leading up to their performance at the 2013 Miss USA pageant at the Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, features footage of the sibling trio having fun at a raucous hotel pool party with friends, and being relatively wholesome as they soak in the sights of Sin City. Kevin and Joe party it up in casinos and hotel rooms while Nick, always the golden boy, works on new music since he's still one year shy of being legal. Kevin's wife Danielle Deleasa and their real-life pal, "That '70s Show" star Wilmer Valderrama also makes an appearance in the video!

Jonas Brothers Make Sparks Fly In "Pom Poms"

The Jonas Brothers marking their much-awaited comeback with real swagger and energy, and descend on a high school football field and live it up in their new video for the much-anticipated new single "Pom Poms," the lead single off the pop trio's upcoming still untitled fifth studio album, their first album since 2009's "Lines, Vines and Trying Times," is set to hit shelves later this year. Get your pom poms out and celebrate! The Jonas Brothers' first official video in over three years has hit the web two days early thanks to Perez Hilton. It's got a great energetic and sexy vibe.
The high-spirited sing-along track itself is a massive, sing-along pop song that's straight from a high school football halftime show, with its wailing brass section and schoolyard chanting. It's fantastic slick and fun with a dab of the old school a la Bruno Mars. But our favorite part of the video has to be the climax, when The Jonas Brothers have a Drumline-esque dance-off with their hot dance squad. The brothers playfully bust out their best dance moves while singing, "Baby put your pom poms down for me." We didn’t think they had moves like that!The former Disney sibling trio enlists a group of sexy cheerleaders for their latest video, a fun pop confection with lots of choreographed booty-shaking and other PG-13 titillations set on a high school football field. While it doesn't break any new ground for the now-twentysomething siblings, the video is good hand-clapping fun with a vibe befitting the song's light-as-air sonics and goofy lyrical content. The result is straight from a high school football game halftime show, a grand way to usher in "Pom Poms," which definitely brings out a new playful and fun side to the threesome.
It's no surprise the music video for the song channels the movie "Drumline," with cheerleaders, a full marching band, fireworks, an epic dance-off, and even a gospel choir get in on the fun. The elaborately-staged clip, was filmed in February in New Orleans, Louisiana, really commits to the premise implied by the song's title, and it takes place smack dab in the middle of a high school football field. Joe, Kevin, and Nick playing guitars and rock out accompanied by sexy dancers as sparks fly behind them, and "Pom Poms'" infectious sound travels all across America!

"It's On" From Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato

The Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato just released their new music video for the track, "It's On," off the TV-movie "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" soundtrack Friday on Disney Channel. The Brandon Dickerson directed video gives fans a glimpse on what they'll see in the upcoming movie, and also showing Lovato and popular hip-hop artist Matthew 'Mdot' Finley go head to head. Choreographed by the movie's Rosero McCoy, it's the first-ever concept music video from the leading channel for kids, tweens and families.
The new video, features Lovato and the three Brothers rock out with the rest of the cast of Camp Rock 2, was made just after they wrapped the Disney movie "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam," which will premiere September 3 on Disney Channel, the guys say that the video perfectly encapsulates the vibe of the sequel. "We shot [the video] back in September, October, and it was a great experience," Joe Jonas told MTV News at the Young Hollywood Awards on Thursday night. "We were able to get back with the cast, and the video was really fun. Joe added that the video, which was directed by Brandon Dickerson, will give fans a taste of what they will see in the flick. "It has a lot of pieces to the puzzle to what people will see when the movie does come out," he said. "I think it's also a little something of what people are going to see when we go out on tour."
"The video is a really cool concept," Kevin Jonas continued. "It takes on the aspect of the music and just the intensity, the high energy of what the song is. What's cool is just the passion of all the people who are singing." Nick explained that it was a bit of a high-intensity shoot since they filmed "It's On" at night. "It was good. It was a long night. We shot it overnight, 'cause we wrapped the movie with night shoots so from basically 10 [at night] to 10 in the morning every day [we shot the movie]," he said. "And after the movie wrapped, we shot the video, so we had to stay on that schedule. We stayed up all night and then [had] a flight on the next day. It was [an experience] we'll never forget."
The movie's soundtrack, meanwhile, will be made available for purchase nationwide on July 27 on Walt Disney Records with 15 original songs that span hip-hop, pop/rock and dance, and is the biggest, broadest music yet for a Disney Channel Original Movie. In support of the TV movie and the theme songs, Jonas Brothers will be going on a tour with their co-stars beginning July 27 in Dallas, Texas. In addition, the band along with Lovato will perform on "Good Morning America" this coming Tuesday, May 18.