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Performer: Jonas Brothers
Producer: John Fields
Distributor: Universal Distribution

Notes: Audio Mixer: Chris Lord-Alge. On 2008's A LITTLE BIT LONGER, the Jonas Brothers follow their self-titled breakthrough album with another set of lively, tween-friendly pop. Having achieved a level of massive popularity rivaling that of their Disney peer Miley Cyrus (HANNAH MONTANA), Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas are clearly energized by their success, resulting in a confident, highly accessible outing. The New Jersey-bred siblings shine brightest on the R&B-tinged "Burnin' Up," the urgent "One Man Show," and the charmingly spare "Lovebug," with the latter track, in particular, showcasing the lads' endearingly wholesome persona.

Rolling Stone (p.84) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "The boys' fantastic third album is steeped in the fuzzed-up guitars, three-part harmonies and cotton-candy choruses of Big Star and Cheap Trick." Entertainment Weekly (pp.64-65) - "Opener 'BB Good' is the purest bubblegum of the lot, but still feels like bubblegum with some muscle to it..." -- Grade: B+ Blender (Magazine) (p.76) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "They love the Beatles and Elvis Costello, and their zippy rock succeeds on good cheer....Think Chemical Romance with fewer issues..."

New Jersey's Nick Jonas began appearing in Broadway musicals at the tender age of six, and by the time he formed the mop-topped 'tween-pop band the Jonas Brothers at the age of 13 with his two older siblings Kevin and Joe, he was a seasoned stage performer. A charming explosion of crunchy power chords and sweet vocal harmonies, the Brothers' first album, released on Columbia in 2006, charted high and netted the boys slots on several lucrative tours. They made guest appearances on kid-aimed TV shows like HANNAH MONTANA and released a chart-topping second album in 2007 on Hollywood Records, inciting the ardor of their mostly prepubescent female audience.

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