The Jonas Brothers strike deal for memoir called 'Blood'

By The Associated Press May 28, 2019 at 12:27pm

NEW YORK (AP) — The Jonas Brothers want to share their story.

Musicians Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas have signed a deal with Macmillan to publish their memoir.

The book will delve into the band’s formation, rise to stardom, breakup in 2013 and reconciliation as a music group earlier this year.

In a press release, Joe Jonas says they’re ready to tell the full story of the journey they’ve “had as individuals, as artists, and as a family.”

“Blood” will hit stores Nov. 12.

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