Demi Lovato opened up her “It’s Not That Deep Tour” by reuniting with her former Disney Channel co-star Joe Jonas onstage in Orlando for a performance of a song they hadn’t performed in 18 years.
The surprise moment marked a full-circle reunion for the two, who first performed the song together in 2008. Fans in the crowd erupted as the pair shared the stage again, bringing a wave of nostalgia to kick off the tour.
Demi Lovato Stunned Fans With Joe Jonas Concert Appearance
The “It’s Not That Deep Tour” features Demi Lovato and supports her ninth studio album of the same name. This is the performer’s first tour since 2002.
According to Billboard, Lovato welcomed Joe Jonas to the stage after the opening chords of their 2008 “Camp Rock” hit, “This is Me.” The pair previously performed the song in August 2025 during the Jonas Brothers’ “Greetings From Your Hometown Tour” along with another “Camp Rock” favorite, “Wouldn’t Change a Thing.”
However, it was a duet from her 2008 LP “Don’t Forget” that stunned fans. She and Jonas sang “On the Line” for the first time since the song was recorded 18 years prior. The original tune featured Jonas and his brothers Nick and Kevin,, on the track.
The Pair Had Some Social Media Fun Prior to The Performance
Before kicking off her new tour, Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato had some social media fun.
The former co-stars posted a TikTok where they were seated backstage at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida. Jonas and Lovato posted individual videos to their social media accounts to the delight of their followers.
In Lovato’s upload, they used a voice snippet where Kim Kardashian asks, “We’re back! Did you miss us? ‘Cause we missed you.” The caption read, “Oh, hi Joe Jonas.”
Jonas shared a clip where he was seated on a sofa, relaxing with a beverage. “Your friend is so talented and smart and kind and snatched,” the DNCE frontman states. Lovato responds, “Wait, but that’s you.”
The twosome will reunite for “Camp Rock 3.” The original Disney Channel movie debuted in 2008. A sequel, “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam,” was released two years later in 2010.
Demi Lovato has not yet been confirmed to appear in “Camp Rock 3.” However, the Jonas Brothers will resume their roles as the fictional band Connect 3. Instead, Lovato is an executive producer alongside her former co-stars of the project, set to debut in the Summer of 2026.
The Demi Lovato “It’s Not That Deep Tour” runs from April 13, to May 25, 2026.
