The Jonas Brothers are making their return to Disney with a holiday film, tentatively titled "Jonas Brothers Christmas Movie".

The comedy will follow Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas as they encounter a series of escalating challenges while racing from London to New York to celebrate Christmas with their families. The film is set to premiere later this year on Disney+.

In a promotional video, Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas stand on a festively decorated front porch as snow falls around them, holding up a series of cue cards.

Joe begins to introduce them, saying, "Hi! We're the Jonas Br…," but Nick quickly interjects, "No, don't say it! The whole point is you don't say it, you just let them read it."

The brothers then silently flip through the cards, which reveal the announcement: "Sorry to bother you … but we're making a Christmas movie … coming out this holiday season … only on Disney+."

Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger are behind the script and production, with the Jonas Brothers also producing alongside Adam Fishbach, Spencer Berman, and Scott Morgan. Jessica Yu is set to direct the project.

The band joined Disney's Hollywood Records in 2007 after parting ways with Columbia Records following their debut album, "It's About Time". That same year, they made their Disney Channel debut on "Hannah Montana" with Miley Cyrus.

The Jonas Brothers made their film debut in 2008 with Disney Channel's "Camp Rock", starring alongside Demi Lovato. 

The following year, they headlined their own Disney Channel series, "Jonas", before reprising their roles in the 2010 sequel, "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam".

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During their time with Hollywood Records, the trio released three albums: their self-titled sophomore album—featuring hits like "Year 3000" and "S O S"—followed by "A Little Bit Longer" and "Lines, Vines and Trying Times".