Jonas Brothers' third studio album, 'A Little Bit Longer,' is headed for the No 1 slot with the first hebdomad sales sticking at 700,000, including digital downloads.
August 15, 2008 () - Jonas Brothers' third gear studio album, A Little Bit Longer, is headed for the No 1 slot with the showtime week gross revenue projected at 700,000, including digital downloads.
The album, which dropped on Tuesday, August 12, sold 201,000 copies on the very first day.
"We ar just really living the dream right now," Kevin Jonas told the Associated Press, "and for us, having this album eventually hit stores and having [the fans] sing the songs, intentional that they can actually hear them and receive it in their possession is the most amazing thing for us. We're so excited."
The publicity linebacker blitzing accompanying the release of the stream album has revived interestingness in the band's last-place album, Jonas Brothers, which is beginning to crawl up to the Top 10 once over again. If it does make it back there, it will be a first-class honours degree since 1999, when N Sync achieved the same distinction.
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