Brothers are here tonight.

POP sensations The Jonas Brothers are at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle tonight. Their debut Toon show follows the release of their album Lines, Vines and Trying Times, which showcases on the musical journey by the Jonas Brothers, as well as their growth as songwriters and musicians.

One of the tracks, World War III, is a metaphor for a confrontational relationship; written by Nick Jonas, he asserts: "This is a personal experience for me.

"World War III deals with the challenge of a girl who keeps attacking you, provoking you, trying to fight you, but all the while she's the only one fighting."

Lines, Vines and Trying Times is the follow up to the band's hit albums A Little Bit Longer and the self-titled Jonas Brothers. The multi-platinum Jonas Brothers received their first Grammy nomination this year, and have won a slew of awards from around the world, including an American Music Award, as well as multiple Kids' Choice and Teen Choice awards.

Worldwide, Jonas Brothers have sold a combined 8.1 million albums, and have garnered a resounding total of 36 gold and platinum album certifications. Ask the Jonas Brothers how they feel about the tremendous success they've experienced and they'll reply how happy they are to be living the dream.

"Every day is still a new adventure for us," says Kevin. "Having such great fans is one of the best feelings in the world," adds Joe. "All the love and support is inspiring for us. We're even writing our next record," says Nick.

No doubt there will be screams galore when they take to the Arena stage tonight.

GORDON BARR 

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