Jonas Brothers Doc ‘Chasing Happiness’ To Premiere On Amazon Prime Video In June
The new film coincides with the release of the trio’s comeback album, ‘Happiness Begins’.
Chasing Happiness, the much-anticipated documentary about the newly reunited Jonas Brothers, is set to premiere on Tuesday, 4 June, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video worldwide.
The film promises never-before-seen footage of Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas, starting with their early days growing up in New Jersey in a family struggling to make ends meet. It follows them to their peak of stardom and then investigates the events surrounding their 2013 breakup. Chasing Happiness also shows the brothers rebuilding their relationships as siblings and band mates, leading to their first new album since 2009.
At the height of their fame, the Jonas Brothers earned two No. 1 albums and sold out shows across three continents, selling over 17 million-plus albums with over 1 billion streams worldwide. The trio announced their reunion earlier this year with their hit single, ‘Sucker,’ which has topped 445 million global streams to date.
As uDiscover Music previously reported, the trio recently announced their new album, Happiness Begins, which is set for release via Republic Records. In addition, they announced details for their 40-city Happiness Begins Tour this summer and fall with special guests Bebe Rexha and Jordan McGraw. They’re also slated to be the musical guests on Saturday Night Live this weekend, 11 May.
“Experiencing the brothers back together again is the news that everyone hoped for and we can’t wait to share this intimate and compelling documentary special with all of our customers,” Jennifer Salke, head of Amazon Studios, said in a statement when the Chasing Happiness project was announced.
Chasing Happiness is from Philymack and Federal Films (a new division of Universal Music Group’s Republic Records) in association with UMG’s Polygram Entertainment and Amazon Studios. Executive producers are Phil McIntyre, John Varvatos, Monte Lipman and Dana Sano. The film’s producers are Reece Pearson, Steve Ecclesine and Grant MacDowell, and it’s directed by John Lloyd Taylor.
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