The Jonas Brothers just sat down for one of their most honest and emotional interviews to date, opening up on The School of Greatness podcast, and if you’re even remotely a fan, it’s a must-watch.

With 20 years in the music industry under their belts, Kevin, Nick, and Joe walked into the studio carrying something much heavier than nostalgia: truth.

The full episode, now streaming on YouTube and streaming, is packed with vulnerability and the kind of brotherly honesty we rarely see from pop stars at their level.

The conversation covers perfectionism, presence, approval, and authenticity, but most importantly, brotherhood. The guys opened up about how their six-year breakup wasn’t just a career move; it was the result of a core family issue they had to work through to come back stronger.

The reunion, they say, only happened because of the individual growth each of them had to do in the dark. As Joe puts it, they’re “no longer chasing hits,” they’re building something real and sustainable, both musically and personally.

The interview drops just weeks ahead of their upcoming album, Greetings From Your Hometown, out August 8th, with their North American tour kicking off August 10th at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey to celebrate 20 incredible years of music.

Tickets for the tour are on sale now, and their newest single “No Time To Talk” is streaming. This isn’t a comeback, it’s a homecoming.