Grammy-nominated artist Nick Jonas has revealed details of his new solo album, Sunday Best, set for release on February 6, 2026, via Republic Records. This project marks his first solo effort in nearly five years, drawing from personal life experiences. Jonas unveiled the album at a special event in Las Vegas, where he performed new tracks for fans.
Album Announcement
Nick Jonas, known for his work with the Jonas Brothers and Broadway performances, shared news of his upcoming solo album during a brunch event in Las Vegas. Titled Sunday Best, the record arrives February 6, 2026, through Republic Records. It represents his return to solo music after a five-year hiatus, with Jonas describing it as a collection of personal stories developed over the past two years but rooted in his 33 years of life.
Jonas stated, “I’m so excited to share these new stories, candid thoughts, quiet walks home in the city, and snapshots of my life over these past few years. And while this album was made over the course of the last two years, it was truly 33 years in the making.” The album reflects significant life moments, including his roles as a husband and father, blended with influences from his early church choir singing.
Event and Performances
At the Sunday Best Brunch, Jonas performed several unreleased songs live for 170 attendees, offering an early preview. This comes amid his busy schedule, including a recent Broadway run in The Last Five Years and Jonas Brothers' 20th anniversary celebrations in 2025, featuring their album Greetings from Your Hometown and an ongoing North American tour.
Career Context
Jonas began performing at age eight in productions like A Christmas Carol. His solo career includes the 2014 self-titled album with hits like “Jealous” and the 2016 release Last Year Was Complicated, featuring “Close” with Tove Lo. He has earned accolades such as a Golden Globe nomination for “Home” from the 2017 film Ferdinand and the Hal David Starlight Award. Upcoming projects include leading roles in The Good Half, Power Ballad opposite Paul Rudd, and a filmed version of Jersey Boys.