Promotional materials include a trailer and a gallery of stills, with additional content and a complete film-and-music rollout planned for December release.

The project was first revealed at JONASCON, signaling a renewed partnership with Disney and anticipation for a Love Actually-inspired vibe amid fan excitement.

The trailer highlights a strong family bond and humor, including playful banter about personal connections, underscoring heartwarming moments amid the chaos.

Disney serves as the parent company behind Hulu, Disney+, and the broader Jonas Brothers project, positioning this as part of their long-running Disney collaboration.

A retrospective look at the brothers’ career milestones with Disney amplifies the sense of legacy as they reunite for this new project.

The Jonas Brothers unveil a new Christmas single, Coming Home This Christmas, featuring Kenny G, which also headlines the trailer for a holiday film and marks a homecoming moment tied to their Disney legacy.

Produced by 20th Television (Disney Television Studios), the project blends a family-centered holiday musical experience with a companion album of holiday and other music.

The trailer suggests the brothers portray versions of themselves, weaving in real-life details like Nick’s marriage to Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Kevin’s marriage to Danielle Jonas.

The film is slated for a December 14, 2025 release, aiming to deliver humor, heart, and sing-along moments for the holiday season.

A full accompanying album is planned, featuring a mix of holiday tracks and collaborations, with both live and studio versions to be released.

The film, directed by Jessica Yu with Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger as writers, follows a chaotic London-to-New York journey that jeopardizes the brothers’ ability to get home for Christmas.

The film is framed as a nostalgic, high-energy holiday spectacle designed to reaffirm the Jonas Brothers’ Disney legacy, with plans for a soundtrack and promotional tie-ins.