Los Angeles, May 9 (IANS) "Chasing Happiness", a documentary about the newly reunited Jonas Brothers, will premiere on June 4.
It will be available on Amazon Prime Video worldwide.
Variety.com reports that the film promises never-before-seen footage of Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas, starting with their early days of growing up in New Jersey in a family struggling to make ends meet.
It follows them to their heights of stardom -- and the events surrounding their 2013 break-up. When the Jonas Brothers broke up, they attributed it to a "deep, creative rift".
"Chasing Happiness" also shows the brothers rebuilding their relationships as siblings and band mates, leading to their first new album since 2009.
In their heyday, the Jonas Brothers earned two No. 1 albums and sold out shows across three continents, selling over 17 million-plus albums with over 1 billion streams worldwide. The trio announced their reunion earlier this year with their hit single "Sucker", which has topped 445 million global streams to date.
Last month, the group announced their first album since 2009, "Happiness Begins" -- which will release on June 7. They have also announced details for their 40-city Happiness Begins Tour.
Amazon Studios head Jennifer Salke credited Nick's wife and actress Priyanka Chopra behind the idea of making the documentary.
Opening up about the idea behind the project, Salke said: "It is really about our instincts, ' our customers are going to love this' and we sort of lean in and figure out the best strategy."
