Joe Jonas Drops In On Demi Lovato’s It’s Not That Deep Tour Opener In Orlando

Demi Lovato launched her It's Not That Deep Tour on Monday at the Kia Center in Orlando. The opening-night concert featured a surprise appearance by Lovato’s longtime collaborator and fellow former Disney Channel star Joe Jonas of the Jonas Brothers.

Lovato is touring behind her 2025 album, It’s Not That Deep, which she sourced for the majority of the opening show’s setlist. The album’s first track, “Fast,” doubled as the opening song of the tour as well. Lovato performed all but two of the songs on It’s Not That Deep and incorporated the bonus tracks, “Joshua Tree” and “Fantasy.”

Along with new material, Lovato offered earlier favorites like “Kiss,” “Heart Attack” and the last selection of the night, “Cool for the Summer.” During the latter part of the show, Lovato enlisted the help of the audience in choosing a song to perform, resulting in “This Is Me” being picked.

“This Is Me” was recorded by Lovato and Joe Jonas for the 2008 movie they co-starred in together, Camp Rock. Jonas was brought to the stage to join Lovato in the middle of the song.

The pair then laughed about how long it had been since the last time they performed the next song they had planned to sing together, estimating it had been at least 16 or 17 years. The two then dialed up “On The Line,” a song from Lovato’s 2008 Jonas Brothers-produced debut album, Don’t Forget, which originally featured Jonas and his siblings on the studio recording.

The It’s Not That Deep Tour lands next at the Capital One Arena in Washington D.C. on Thursday, April 16. Watch Joe Jonas perform with Demi Lovato at her tour opening concert in Orlando below: