Joe Jonas

Joe Jonas is an American singer-songwriter and actor from New Jersey, best known as a founding member of the Jonas Brothers alongside his siblings Nick and Kevin. The trio rose to fame through Disney Channel projects, including the Camp Rock films, and built a career on polished, guitar-driven pop-rock aimed at a young audience before evolving their sound over multiple reunions.

During one of the band's hiatuses, Joe released a solo album, Fastlife, exploring a more dance-pop direction. He later formed DNCE, a funk- and dance-rock-leaning band whose breakout single «Cake by the Ocean» became a global hit and showcased a groovier, more playful side of his songwriting than his Jonas Brothers work.

Across his projects, Jonas has moved fluidly between pop, rock, and electronic-tinged dance music, and the Jonas Brothers' later reunion albums reflected a more mature, R&B-influenced pop sound. He remains a recognizable figure in mainstream pop both through the band and his side ventures.