WATCH: Jonas Brothers release 'Love You to Heaven' visuals
The Jo Bros are taking their fans back to the late 2000s with 'Love Me to Heaven'.
The Jonas Brothers have released the music video for their new song, 'Love Me to Heaven'.
The song's visuals were published on YouTube on Monday. And the good news for fans? There's more to come.
"OUT NOW ☁️ Love Me To Heaven video 1 of 2," the trio captioned a video clip.
They first teased the track in February when they performed live for the first time at one of their concerts.
'Love Me to Heaven' officially debuted on March 21.
"Co-written with Grammy-nominated songwriter and their frequent collaborator Justin Tranter, 'Love Me To Heaven' is an anthemic celebration of love. The uplifting and catchy track features an '80s-inspired beat accentuated by shimmering keys, upbeat acoustic guitar, and a stadium-size chant," a statement about the new song read.
The catchy tune is a hit with fans.
"This song is produced so beautifully. Sounds amazing with the cans in. It's almost 80's but modern. What an ear worm. GO ON LADS!" one YouTuber said.
Another user praised the brothers for taking them back to the late 2000s. "It's 2025, but every time this is playing, it feels like 2008."
A third said: "This song reminds me so much of their old sound."
'Love Me to Heaven' features on their upcoming album, 'Greetings from Your Hometown'.
The Jonas Brothers – Nick, Joe, and Kevin – are going on tour in a few months. The 'Jonas 20: Living the Dream Tour' kicks off in August, the same month their new album debuts.
The album and tour are part of their 20th anniversary celebrations.
"2025 will be a year of music: New Jonas Brothers music. Solo music. A live concert album. And a soundtrack. Nick returns to Broadway this spring in 'The Last Five Years'," they announced in February.
"Here's to the next 20 years, and here's to doing it together."
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Main image credit: YouTube/Jonas Brothers