There’s nothing sweeter for Jonas Brothers fans this summer than a concert tour AND an ice cream collab.
The Jersey kids kick off their tour at MetLife Stadium on August 10. You don’t have to wait to celebrate, since three new flavors from Friendly’s ice cream that the JoBros picked out themselves are now out on the market.
Kevin created Kevin’s Coffee Cookie Crumble because coffee helped him stay awake during late-night jam sessions and long tour days. Joe chose Joe’s Chocolate Marshmallow Swirl with rich chocolate ice cream and ribbons of marshmallow. Nick went more straightforward with Vanilla, since fundamentals are essential.
Friendly’s has always been near and dear to the band because it’s where they first decided on their band’s name. And in 2023, to promote The Tour, they created a line of sundaes with Friendly’s to promote that tour.
“Friendly’s has been part of our story from the very beginning,” the Jonas Brothers said in a statement. “It’s where we shared some of our earliest moments as brothers and musicians. Launching this ice cream flavor as we celebrate 20 years feels like coming full circle.”
The new 20th Anniversary Flavor combines Coffee Cookie Crumble, Chocolate Marshmallow, and Vanilla, side by side, in one 48-ounce tub. It is now available, for a limited time, at retailers that carry Friendly’s Ice Cream.
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