Who wouldn’t stop and read a headline like this: “Grammy rehearsals with Carrie Underwood: She’s a JoBros fan.” I thought for sure it would be a story about how the pop threesome was on Underwood’s playlist, that maybe she had “Burnin’ Up” as her ringtone and that their sound was going to be a major influence on her inayofuata album. But I think the Los Angeles Times muziki blog jumped to conclusions and jumped in the wrong direction. They were basing that attention-grabbing headline on the fact that Underwood was “grooving as she walked through the corridors of the arena” during the JoBros rehearsal of “Superstition.” Which isn’t even a Jonas Brothers song, it’s a Stevie Wonder song. And even though it was a hit about a decade before Underwood was born, I get that it has a beat everyone loves. And hearing Wonder play it with the JoBros would be cool. But does that make Underwood a Jonas fan? This proves nothing, except that maybe she digs classic Stevie Wonder.
A full-length official muziki video for "BB Good" will be premiered during Disney Channel's onyesha "Night of Stars" on February 16 at around 8:20 P.M. In addition to debuting Jonas Brothers' muziki video, the onyesha will also become a place to get a first look into Miley Cyrus' muziki video for her track "The Climb", which will be included in "Hannah Montana: The Movie".
"Jonas Brothers: The 3D tamasha Experience" itself will not hit U.S. theaters until February 27. Meanwhile, a sneak peek into the film will be provided on February 10 during a two-hour programming on The CW.
