Nick Jonas’s Sunday Best rolls in like that first coffee on a gray morning—February 6, 2026, via Republic Records—and “Hope” is the spark that lit the whole thing, a soft-landing reminder that even on your worst days, there’s a hand reaching out. As the very first track Nick penned for the album, “Hope” feels like a direct line from the heart, especially after he called it Gut Punch’s optimistic kin—the one that shows up when life’s throwing haymakers. It’s got that signature Jonas polish: shimmering pop hooks laced with R&B warmth, probably building from stripped-back piano to a swelling chorus that hits like a deep breath.
| Lead Vocals | Nick Jonas |
| Songwriter | Nick Jonas |
| Music Producer | [TBA] |
| Label | Universal Music Group |
| Release Date | February 6, 2026 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Republic Records |
| Phonographic Copyright ℗ | Republic Records |
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About “Hope by Nick Jonas”
Thematically, it’s all about clinging to light in the mess—resilience wrapped in vulnerability, the kind of song that whispers “you’re not alone” without overdoing the sap. No big-name features teased here, but knowing Nick’s wheelhouse, expect those layered vocals and subtle production touches from folks like Ryan Daly, turning personal ache into something universally relatable. Fans caught wind early from his X replies, where he straight-up confirmed it as the opener that set the tone for everything else.
Sunday Best marks Nick’s fourth solo swing, a cozy 11-track dive into his most unguarded songwriting yet—think love’s sharp edges, family nods, and those quiet wins that sneak up on you. The tracklist’s got bangers like the gut-wrenching “Gut Punch” (out now and already a fan fave), the starry “Aphrodite,” emergency-call drama in “911,” and a full-circle family jam “The Greatest” featuring the Jonas Brothers themselves. Others like “Sweet to Me,” “Handprints,” and “Princesses” hint at playful romance amid the heavier lifts, all clocking in around 40 minutes of feel-good introspection. It’s less stadium pop, more living-room confessional, born from late-night sessions that Nick’s been teasing on socials since the pre-save dropped—complete with merch tees screaming the titles.
This lands Nick at a crossroads glow-up: fresh off Jonas Brothers reunions and that sold-out Vegas residency last fall, he’s leaning harder into solo territory, trading boy-band flash for grown-man truths. Gut Punch’s raw edge proved he’s unafraid to bruise, but Sunday Best? It’s the heal, the evolution from heartthrob to storyteller who’s lived a few chapters. With a “Sunday Best Brunch” pop-up in Vegas already buzzing for November ’25 and tour whispers floating, he’s owning this phase like it’s his from the jump.
Dive into the Hope lyrics and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Sunday Best tracks for more of Nick Jonas’s heartfelt pop vibes.
