Nick Jonas may be all grown up, but he's not too old to pay a little tribute to his Disney roots.
The former Jonas Brothers member opened for his pal Demi Lovato at Time Warner Cable and Lifebeat's pre-VMA concert on Friday, and revealed a not-so-secret guilty pleasure during her set.
Turns out, the 22-year-old has an affinity for the "Frozen" soundtrack, especially Demi's version of the film's hit ballad "Let It Go." Nick rocked out to her performance of the Oscar-winning song backstage at Hollywood's Avalon, and his festive routine got captured on social media.
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Nick's brother Joe first uploaded the vid to Snapchat, and followers quickly reposted it to Twitter for more permanent enjoyment. The singer's reaction to the rest of Demi's show, including a cover of Aretha Franklin's "Ain't No Way," however, remains under wraps.
Luckily for his fans, Nick wasn't confined to behind-the-scenes festivities. Billboard reports that his own onstage musical numbers included hits "Chains" and "Jealous" from his self-titled album, along with riffs on The Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face" and Bell Biv Devoe's '90s jam "Poison."
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According to the mag, Nick also offered the first live rendition of his newest single "Levels."
"You're actually the first audience I've played that song for," Nick reportedly told the crowd, "so you should feel very special."
-- Erin Biglow
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