The Jonas Brothers Begin A New Chapter With A Quick — If Minor — Hit Single
The Jonas Brothers return to the top 40 on the U.K. charts with 'Love Me to Heaven,' the lead single ... More from the band's upcoming album Greetings From Your Hometown. NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 31: Kevin Jonas, Joe Jonas and Nick Jonas are seen on December 31, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by XNY/Star Max/GC Images)
The Jonas Brothers are getting ready for the band's next chapter. The trio recently revealed that Greetings From Your Hometown, a new full-length, will arrive this summer, and fans have already received a taste of what's to come.
The sibling group recently dropped the title's lead single, "Love Me to Heaven," which launched ahead of a special fan event and the album announcement. Loyal followers rushed to support the track – as they always do – and while it didn't exactly debut with a bang, it has already managed to make some noise in the United Kingdom.
"Love Me to Heaven" opens this week on both the Official Singles Downloads chart and the Official Singles Sales ranking, marking the Jonas Brothers' return to a pair of tallies that have often treated the band well. The song enters the downloads ranking at No. 36, giving the trio another top 40 win, but just barely. It opens slightly lower on the broader sales tally, landing at No. 40. That chart combines both digital purchases and physical single sales, while the downloads tally is limited to just online buys.
It's been a little while since the Jonas Brothers last reached the top 40 on either of these charts. The band's most recent success in that region – or anywhere on the tallies – came in April 2023, when "Waffle House" became a quick hit with buyers in the U.K. That tune peaked at No. 11 on the Official Singles Downloads chart and settled just one rung lower on the Official Singles Sales list. In the months since, the pop-rockers have shared a number of other songs, but none have resonated with British audiences in the same way.
The Jonas Brothers have earned a solid number of bestselling tunes in the U.K. throughout the decades the band has been releasing music – with a hiatus splitting up two distinct chapters – especially when looking at sales-focused lists. The trio has now appeared on the Official Singles Sales chart with nine different tracks. Of that total, five have broken into the top 40, and at least a couple have climbed into the top 10.
The group's record is even more impressive on the Official Singles Downloads chart. "Love Me to Heaven" marks the band's fifteenth appearance on that ranking. Three of those entries have gone on to become top 10 smashes.
The new single serves as the lead cut from Greetings From Your Hometown, the Jonas Brothers' upcoming full-length, which isn't expected to drop until August. The track was co-written by Nick Jonas, and it arrived just before JonasCon, a fan-focused event celebrating the band's 20-year legacy and Grammy-nominated career. At that gathering, the siblings officially announced the album, which will follow The Album, the most recent studio effort, which dropped in May 2023.
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