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ET recently chatted with Joe and Kevin Jonas about their new interactive tour Off the Record with Kevin & Joe Jonas, which features the two answering questions and talking with their fans in an intimate, interactive theater experience, which they've definitely never done before.
But how do the brothers feel about playing more intimate venues as opposed to the sold-out stadiums they're more accustomed to?
"We hope that people will be really involved, have a lot of fun, kind of something that we get to do a lot more of," Joe tells ET about the new experience. "Hopefully I can do well speaking to an audience because you know, I'm so used to singing. It'll be a little bit different."
"This is more about telling our stories, where we came from, who we are, and where we're headed," Kevin adds.
But are they bitter about their brother Nick pulling out of their reunion tour last October?
According to the brothers, no.
"We might have him send a video or Skype him in or something like that, but he's been really busy with preparing for a TV show right now," Joe dishes. "It's a new show that’s going to be on DirecTV and he’s been getting jacked for it. He plays a fighter, so he's been in the gym every single day, twice a day, eating more than you can imagine."
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Musicians Kevin and Joe Jonas, formerly of the pop rock band Jonas Brothers, are back on tour, but this time they aren't singing their hit songs. Instead they are answering questions and talking with their fans in an intimate, interactive theater experience calledOff the Record with Kevin & Joe Jonas.Off the Record is a chance for Kevin and Joe to interact with fans like never before. The live shows will feature Q&A sessions, never-before-scene video footage, audience participation, and many other surprises that will give fans a rare up-close and personal look at the two Jonas brothers.
"We hope that people will be really involved and have a lot of fun, make this kind of something that we get to do a lot more of," said Joe Jonas, 24.
So what can fans expect to learn about Joe and Kevin?
"We're going to be talking about our old stories from when we toured together, show pictures, a lot of laughs, and get the fans involved," said Joe. "So I want everyone to come out and hangout."
Off The Record with Kevin & Joe Jonas kicks off June 5th in New Jersey. Tickets for the event go on sale May 2. Visit AXS.com for tickets and info.
