The happiest of birthdays to our beloved Kevin Jonas! We know this year will be a huge one for you so we are sending you all of our love and best wishes for a year where all your dreams come true. (…and many more!) Something just for you after the jump!
Posts Tagged ‘John Mayer’
Twenty Two (We Love You) [Berfday]
Posted in Awesome, Holiday!, Kevolution!, tagged Brad Paisley, John Mayer, Kevin Jonas on November 5, 2009 | 28 Comments »
They’ve Influenced Me Greatly. [Watch]
Posted in Award Shows, Da Newz, To Watch, tagged Bill Clinton, Bono, Brad Paisley, Denise Jonas, Elvis Costello, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, Grammy Awards, Jim Carrey, Jimmy Carter, Joe Jonas, John Mayer, Johnny Cash, Jonas Brothers, Katie Couric, Kevin Jonas, Kevin Jonas Sr., Mick Jagger, Nick Jonas, Paul McCartney, Prince on January 29, 2009 | 42 Comments »
Here’s a quick teaser vid for Katie Couric’s All Access Grammy Special which will air on CBS at 9pm EST on February 4th. The Guys are asked about their influences, both personal and from the music industry (though they are intertwined), and who they would like to have dinner with. There is not a lot [...]
Unbelievably Amazing. [Read]
Posted in Awesome, Kevolution!, To Listen To, To Read, tagged John Field, John Mayer, Jonas Brothers, Kevin Jonas, Music on June 10, 2008 |
Or so says Kevin Jonas. About everything. Clearly these words are the new “awesome”. Nitpicking his choice of words aside, I love the way he and his brothers maintain a respectful wonder for things. As such, Kevin gave a lovely little interview to British webmag ilikemusic. He answered their fundamental question beautifully: “I Like Music [...]
Guitar Hero Hero [Newz]
Posted in Da Newz, Random, Say What?, To Read, tagged Guitar Hero, John Mayer, Jonas Brothers, Kevin Jonas on June 6, 2008 |
Another quick post about the Jonas Brothers from Entertainmentwise today. They ask Kevin for a reaction to this quote from John Mayer in Rolling Stone: “Guitar Hero was devised to bring the guitar-playing experience to the masses without them having to put anything into it. “And having done both, there’s nothing like really playing guitar. [...]












