Nick Jonas is confirmed to collaborate with his fellow Hollywood Records’ artist Jordan Pruitt. “The Amazing @nickjonas is singing on my recorded version of #dontloseyourself !Can’t wait for you to hear it!!!” she wrote on her Twitter.

Written by Jonas Brothers, the song is confirmed to be included in Jordan’s upcoming third studio album. The track actually has been teased back in September last year in a YouTube video featuring her singing the song acoustically without Nick featured on the hook.

Jordin Pruitt’s new album itself is yet to have a working title and release date. “I have about 20 songs written so far, but I have a long way to go,” so she wrote in her MySpace. “This is my Third Album, and this is the most real thing I’ve ever written. It’s my diary put into songs. It’s my heart and soul put out there for everyone to see. It’s honest and vulnerable.”

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Tommy2: And of course, you were featured in the premiere of JONAS as Penny, the love interest of Nick Jonas. Have you had a chance to check out his new album?

Bridgit Mendler: Yes I have. I love it, it’s so different from the other stuff they’ve done. It’s so cool.

Tommy2: And what was that like working with the cast of JONAS cause actually that was another thing where it was actually, you guys shot that long before it aired correct?

Bridgit Mendler: Yeah, we shot it in the very end of October beginning of November in 2008 and so that was a while ago. And it was really fun working with them, I think it was the first day on set that they brought me into the studio and I started recording the song. So I was a little intimidated but it was really fun.

Tommy2: Was that a little nerve wracking for you haven to sing with guys that sing and having to sing?

Bridgit Mendler: Yeah, and I mean I had heard the song before. The sent it to me in advance, but to just go right into the studio and have the Jonas Brothers there listening in is pretty intimidating.

Jonas Brothers, Lovato light up RodeoHouston

Tween (and teen) spirit — literally — lit up Sunday’s sold-out RodeoHouston show featuring the Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato.

Red, blue and green glowsticks whizzed through the air. Cameras flashed nonstop. Toothy smiles were everywhere. The energy was contagious.

Dallas-born Lovato took the stage first for a four-song set, and she was clearly excited to be back in Texas.

“There are so many people out there. My hearts about to burst through my chest,” she tweeted just a few minutes before taking the stage. “I’m so ready for this!”

Lovato looked stylish in all black, including strategically ripped pants; and she seemed sweet and sincere. But her voice often cracked and was weak in several places. At times, she was completely inaudible, and there was a lack of strong backup vocals.

Despite those flaws, Don’t Forget boasted terrific buildup and release. And Lovato found her footing a bit during Here We Go Again (though she yelled much of the song).

The Jonas Brothers started quietly with Lovebug, which still incited equal doses of screams and singalong. Every minor movement, in fact, earned ear-piercing cries. It’s the same excitement that greeted the sibling trio’s 2009 RodeoHouston debut.

The madness hit a frenzied pitch when Joe, dressed in a form-fitting designer suit, jumped offstage and leapt onto the nearest railing — just inches from the outstretched hands of breathless girls.

The JBros have grown since their days opening for Miley Cyrus. They’re more playful and confident onstage. Vocally, all three also showed marked improvement (save for a wobbly When You Look Me In the Eyes).

Early single Year 3000 is still a fizzy jolt of pop silliness, and Lovato (in much better voice) returned to duet with Joe on This Is Me, a song from the Disney film Camp Rock. (The pair also debuted new charity tune Make a Wave.)

Extra touches also made the set spirited and fun. Nick took a solo turn during Who I Am, and all three brandished cowboy hats (and twangy accents) for a cheeky cover of Keith Urban’s Somebody Like You.

By the end of the set, when the JBros powered through hits SOS and Burnin’ Up, it was useless to resist the rush of rocket-fueled pop.

PAID RODEOHOUSTON ATTENDANCE: 72,013

Source: Houston Chronicle