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Jonas Brothers
It may not be the Year 3000, but this year has certainly been the zenith of comebacks.
One of the most memorable of these being that of the Jonas Brothers, who in June 2019 released their first studio album in a decade. After years of the three brothers’ diverging careers, they have officially returned to the center stage.
Having broken into the music realm with their It’s About Time album in August of 2006, which were followed by several successive albums, their music is as popular as ever. Sucker, a track from the new album, has received more than 238 million views on YouTube since its release in February 2019 with the numbers still climbing. The Jonas Brothers’ music has spanned the test of time and the lives of those who were present to witness their rise to stardom. The time gap has not stopped the popularity of the iconic band nor the incredible music that they produce.
Backstreet Boys
Backstreet’s back, and not just in the replays of their old songs.
In January of this year, another boy band stepped back into the spotlight with new chart-topping songs. Young and old remember the backstreet boys, but it wasn’t until this year that fans got a taste of the past in the present with releases such as No Place and Chances.
While no one could forget dancing in their rooms to Everybody and I Want It That Way, these new tunes released will be chart toppers much like their predecessors.
Lizzie McGuire
Almost everyone can remember the typical teenage girl trying her best to navigate her way through high school on the Disney Channel. While the release of Lizzie McGuire may have been over a decade ago, the television series is more alive than ever. In fact, the show’s popularity has encouraged plans by Disney+ to release a reboot of the series in the coming years.
The best part? Many of the original cast members are ready to reprise their roles for the next portion of Lizzie’s life. Adam Lamberg, Jake Thomas, Hallie Todd, and Bobbie Carradine will be starring alongside the memorable Hilary Duff.
“Duff, who is also executive producer on the new series, said she ‘can’t wait for fans to see’,” said CNET, a technology and entertainment website. “The rebooted series will feature a 30-year-old Lizzie who’s now an assistant to an interior
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Retro
Retro
Reboots
Reboots
New twists on the classics for a modern era.
New twists on the classics for a modern era.
Story and Photos By Kaitlyn Sollberger
Jonas Brothers on Tour