Nick Jonas’ ‘Remember This’ To Debut During US Olympic Team Trials

Nick Jonas took to Instagram on Wednesday to announce Jonas Brothers' new song, "Remember This." The 28-year-old singer revealed that the new song will debut during the U.S. Olympic Team Trials this Friday at 10 p.m. E.T. on NBC.

Nick posted a cover photo for the new track featuring him along with Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas. In the photo, Nick and Kevin can be seen wearing black outfits, while Joe is seen in a plain white shirt.

Nick also shared a link on Twitter for the Jonas brothers’ fans to pre-save the track on Spotify and Apple Music. Fans were quick to share their excitement about the song’s debut. One of them wrote: "So hyped for this! #RememberThis."

Another fan shared a screenshot of "pre-saving" the song and wrote: "Already pre-saved bestie! I can’t wait."

In an Instagram post Tuesday, Nick shared a throwback video of him performing on stage and noted that “something special is coming out.”

"Remember this? We’ve got something special coming out during the U.S. Olympic Team Trials this Friday at 10 pm ET on @NBC!!" he captioned.

The Jonas Brothers had announced in May that they will appear on "Olympic Dreams" on July 21 on NBC. It is a special show which has the theme of the Olympics.

They dropped their latest music video, "Marshmello x Jonas Brothers: Leave Before You Love Me," in collaboration with Marshmello on May 25.

Nick was recently seen in mystery series, "Calls," which released on March 19. He appeared as Sam in the first episode titled, "The Universe Did It." The singer also celebrated five-year anniversary of his third studio album, "Last Year Was Complicated," last week.

"This album is such an important part of my journey as an artist, a time in my life where I was expanding creatively and taking ownership over the tougher moments that had impacted me," Nick had posted on Instagram.

On the other hand, Joe, 31, will be seen in J.D. Dillard's directorial movie, "Devotion." The action war drama is penned by Jake Crane and Jonathan Stewart. The movie also stars Daren Kagasoff, Glen Powell, Jonathan Majors, Serinda Swan, and Thomas Sadoski in the key roles.

Kevin last appeared in an Amazon Prime Video documentary, "Jonas Brothers: Happiness Continues," which released in 2020.