The Jonas Brothers Are Releasing New Music in March Under Their New Band Name

Plan your freak-out accordingly, because we're officially one day away from a Jonas Brothers reunion. After reports surfaced that the brothers were reportedly working on new material, the Jonas Brothers have now confirmed that on March 1, JONAS is here.

Earlier this month, a source told US Weekly that the brothers planned to reunite, and would go by the new name JONAS. At the time, there wasn't word of a possible reunion date, but now, another source has told US Weekly that the trio intend to release a new song, titled "Sucker," on Friday.

On February 28, the brothers officially confirmed the news with a tweet: "Midnight ET #Sucker," meaning we can expect the rebranded JONAS to release their new single early Friday morning. Get ready to party like it's 2009!

A recent social media blackout of the Jonas Brothers accounts tipped off fans to the new music. One fan had already reached peak excitement, tweeting, "I DONT KNOW HOW TO CALM DOWN FROM THIS JONAS BROTHERS BLACKOUT."

In addition to rumors of a reunion, The Sun had also reported that the group was working on a documentary about their return. At the time, it was alleged that the brothers had secretly flown into London to work on the new material and an accompanying film.

Fans are more than ready to celebrate. One Twitter user started making post-reunion plans, writing, "Me drafting my resignation letter to follow the jonas brothers around on tour"; another shared a photo that depicted more than a decade of Jonas dedication, and wrote, "In honor of new jonas brothers music, here's a photo of me hugging joe jonas in 2007."

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