Nick Jonas is an American singer, songwriter and actor born on September 16, 1992. He began his career on Broadway as a child and released his first single in 2002. Alongside his brothers, Kevin and Joe, he formed the Jonas Brothers, who gained widespread popularity after signing with Hollywood Records and starring in Disney Channel projects like Camp Rock. The band's breakout success included hits like "Burnin' Up" and several platinum-selling albums. After the Jonas Brothers went on hiatus, Nick launched his solo career and formed the band Nick Jonas and the Administration. He later returned to solo music, releasing successful albums such as Nick Jonas and Last Year Was Complicated, and earned the Songwriters Hall of Fame's Hal David Starlight Award. Nick has also acted in film and television, including a role in the hit movie Jumanji Welcome to the Jungle. The Jonas Brothers reunited in 2019, releasing the album Happiness Begins, while Nick continued his solo work with the album Spaceman in 2021.