Kevin Jonas Sr., father of the Jonas Brothers, has purchased a portion of his sons’ music catalog, marking a significant development in the family’s music business ventures. The 60-year-old father announced the acquisition on Tuesday, July 22, though the exact cost of the deal remains private.
According to People, the purchase includes publishing and recording rights to several of the band’s recent works, including The Album, Happiness Begins, and their upcoming seventh studio album, Greetings From Your Hometown. The deal also covers individual singles Like It’s Christmas and Remember This.
