The Jonas Brothers drive fans WILD as they bring Busted on stage at Capital FM's Summertime Ball to perform the British band's smash hit Year 3000
They added some A-list flavour to Capital FM's Summertime Ball on Saturday.
And the Jonas Brothers drove fans wild at the star-studded bash when they were joined on stage by Busted to perform the British band's smash hit Year 3000.
The famous siblings were gearing up to close their set when Charlie Simpson, James Bourne and Matt Willis surprised the audience by making their way on stage.
Collab: The Jonas Brothers drove fans wild at the star-studded bash when they were joined on stage by Busted to perform the British band's smash hit Year 3000
Surprise! The famous siblings were gearing up to close their set with the track when Charlie Simpson, James Bourne and Matt Willis surprised the audience by making their way on stage
The Jonas Brothers, who recently reunited after calling it quits six years ago, recorded a cover of the British band's hit Year 3000 in 2006 - four years after Busted released the iconic track.
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And the two noughties groups finally delivered the collaboration their fans had been calling for to a packed audience at Wembley Arena.
At one point, Busted vocalist Charlie, 33, took the lead as he sang and played guitar with Disney Channel alum Joe, 29, watching on in the background.
Cover: The Jonas Brothers, who recently reunited after calling it quits six years ago, recorded a cover of the British band's hit Year 3000 in 2006 - five years after Busted released the track
Finally: The two noughties groups finally delivered the collaboration their fans had been calling for to a packed audience at Wembley Arena
Another snap captured James and Nick as they rocked out to the beloved hit together before a packed Summertime Ball audience.
Fans took to Twitter to express their excitement at the surprise collaboration, with one user writing 'I'm actually SOBBING'.
She said: 'No f***ing way did the Jonas Brothers get Busted up on stage at Summertime Ball to sing Year 3000 !!!!!! I'm actually SOBBING. My faves together on one stage'.
Pals: The group hug each other as hundreds of excited fans take photographs of the two bands
Closer: The collaboration came at the very end of the famous siblings' hotly-anticipated set
The Jonas Brothers tweeted a thank you to the British band shortly after their performance at the star-studded bash.
Their official account said: 'Year 3000 at #CapitalSTB with the one and only @Busted!!! Thank you guys for hitting the stage with us'.
And Busted took to Instagram to share a snap of the six musicians together after the surprise performance.
Take the lead: At one point, Busted vocalist Charlie, 33, took the lead as he sang and played guitar with Disney Channel alum Joe, 29, watching on in the background
Wow! The Jonas Brothers tweeted a thank you to the British band shortly after their performance at the star-studded bash
Team: Joe and James rock out together on the stage at Wembley Arena to Year 3000
In the caption, they wrote: 'So this just happened'.
The collaboration came at the very end of the famous siblings' set, during which they looked very stylish, with Nick sporting a black bomber jacket with red, white and gold stripes.
Pairing it with a white t-shirt, he also wore dark jeans and white trainers.
Kevin wore a burnt orange jacket with matching trousers and a grey top with box-fresh white trainers while he also carried a pair of shades.
Their official account said: 'Year 3000 at #CapitalSTB with the one and only @Busted!!! Thank you guys for hitting the stage with us'
Joe wore an eye-catching outfit for the event, donning a light brown bomber jacket with a detailed lined and curved print with matching trousers.
The singer's shoes also featured the same print as did his striped white and red shirt.
It comes after Joe revealed his fiancée Sophie Turner 'constantly reminds' him Year 3000 is not a Jonas Brothers song.
He told The Official Big Top 40: 'My fiancée constantly reminds me that 'Year 3000' is not our song.'
Show: The Jonas Brothers were the star attraction at this year's Capital FM Summertime Ball as they were among the acts headlining the sold-out bash at Wembley Stadium on Saturday
Performance: Nick looked in his element to be back with his brothers on stage as he performed for the crowd
Joe also confessed he would 'love to work with' the band - a wish that came true just a few months later.
'We would love to work with them,' he said. 'I'm thrilled to see that they're back together and I like their new music too... I know the McFly guys, obviously: one's on a Broadway show, one's a huge children's book author'.
Other famous faces at the Summertime Ball included Ella Eyre, Jess Glynn and Mark Ronson.
Throwback: Busted released the smash hit in 2002 for their self-titled album, which was released the following year
History: The track reached number two in the UK singles chart and became 34th biggest seller of the year
Speaking recently to Wonderland magazine, the brothers admitted there was an emotional strain on all of them during the group's heyday.
Kevin said: We didn’t have a relationship as brothers. There was so much more riding on us because we were working together and making music as this band.
Nick added that the group got 'stuck in a rut' and their communication with one another was hindered as a result.
Comeback: The group are back in action after previously splitting up in 2013 after eight years together
Music: Nick was on vocals while his older brother Kevin played guitar for the performance
Career: The brothers became known for their association with the Disney Channel, something which they said became a challenge as they grew older
He said: 'There was definitely a strain emotionally that was being put on all of us.
'We had such a specific way of doing things for so long and I think as we got older and tried to progress artistically.
'We got stuck in those old ways so our music suffered and our general vibe with each other and ability to communicate in a healthy way no longer existed.'
Event: The Jonas Brothers all looked stylish for their performance at the ball
Dapper: The famous siblings looked stylish as they attended the bash, with Nick sported a black bomber jacket with red, white and gold stripes
Style: Pairing it with a white t-shirt, he also wore dark jeans and white trainers
Look: Kevin wore an orange jacket with matching trousers and a grey top while Joe donned a light brown jacket and trousers with a detailed pattern
Interview: Speaking recently to Wonderland magazine , the brothers admitted there was an emotional strain on all of them during the group's heyday
Kevin said: We didn’t have a relationship as brothers. There was so much more riding on us because we were working together and making music as this band
Nick added that he was the first one to suggest going solo to work on his own material.
Joe described this as a 'really difficult thing to hear' but would later come to realise it was for the best that they split when they did.
The Jonas Brothers announced their comeback in February and released the single Sucker on March 1.
Past: Nick added that the group got 'stuck in a rut' and their communication with one another was hindered as a result
He said: 'We had such a specific way of doing things for so long and I think as we got older and tried to progress artistically, we got stuck in those old ways'
Split: Nick added that he was the first one to suggest going solo to work on his own material
Image: Nick added their association with Disney gave fans a certain perception of the group and believes it also made it tough for them to be accepted as a real band at times
The song debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, becoming the group's first number one in the US.
The brothers became known for their association with the Disney Channel, something which they felt became a challenge as they grew older.
While Joe insisted the band have a lot to thank Disney for, he said their association with it became uncomfortable when they started to feel creatively boxed in by only writing material that Disney would approve of.
Nick added their association with Disney gave fans a certain perception of the group and believes it also made it tough for them to be accepted as a real band at times.
While he doesn't like having to take credit for the group splitting up, Nick revealed it was him who made the first move to get the band back together.
Single: Their comeback song Sucker debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, becoming the group's first number one in the US
