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It was a nostalgic Disney moment as Jonas Brothers brought Demi Lovato on stage in New Jersey.
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Lovato and Joe Jonas sang iconic duets from Camp Rock, delighting fans at MetLife Stadium.
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Fans called for a Camp Rock 3 after the surprise appearance, adding to the night’s nostalgic vibe.
It was a full-circle Disney moment Sunday night in East Rutherford, New Jersey, when the Jonas Brothers welcomed Demi Lovato to the stage during the opening show of their JONAS20: Greetings from Your Hometown tour.
The pop band and the “Fast” singer first shared the screen in 2008’s Camp Rock and its 2010 sequel, Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam. More than a decade later, they gave fans a live encore of their iconic duets — “This Is Me” and “Wouldn’t Change a Thing” — at MetLife Stadium.
demi lovato and joe jonas singing “this is me” wasn’t in my 2025 bingo cardpic.twitter.com/FA7tePOxNF
— daniel is FAST (@ohoneygotovegas) August 11, 2025
Lovato’s surprise appearance had the crowd singing along to every word. Clips posted by Joe Jonas on TikTok and Instagram showed the pair lip-synching their Camp Rock 2 ballad backstage before taking it to the main stage. Fans online quickly began calling for a Camp Rock 3, joking that this “final jam” might not be so final after all.
The night’s nostalgia didn’t end there. Jesse McCartney also joined the brothers onstage for a rendition of his 2004 hit “Beautiful Soul,” adding another mid-2000s pop culture flashback to the setlist.
The tour, which celebrates the Jonas Brothers’ 20th anniversary, kicked off in their home state and will run through November, with stops across the U.S. and Canada. Whether this reunion marks the start of more Camp Rock-era collaborations remains to be seen, but for fans, the MetLife performance was already the sequel they’d been waiting for.
