Renowned pop sensation Nick Jonas is gearing up to take on the iconic role of Paul Stanley in the highly anticipated Kiss film titled Shout It Out Loud. This film promises to delve into the band’s extraordinary journey to stardom during the mid-1970s, showcasing their remarkable evolution and impact on the music industry.

Nick Jonas, celebrated as one-third of the acclaimed musical group Jonas Brothers, alongside his talented siblings Kevin and Joe, has carved a niche in both band and solo endeavors. Beyond his musical achievements, Jonas has made notable appearances in various Broadway productions, including his current role in the critically acclaimed The Last Five Years. His impressive filmography also features the blockbuster hits Jumanji series and the gripping MMA drama series Kingdom, further solidifying his status as a multifaceted entertainer.

According to reports from Deadline, the film Shout It Out Loud will be directed by the talented McG, known for his work on iconic films such as the 2000 blockbuster Charlie’s Angels and the 2009 sci-fi action flick Terminator Salvation. The production is expected to kick off filming either later this year or in early 2026, promising an exciting portrayal of the legendary band’s rise to fame.

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In an exciting development, it has been revealed that Jonas will perform his own vocals in the film, which means he will need considerable time and training to master the powerful, jet-engine-like vocal style of Paul Stanley. Additionally, McG is reportedly finalizing the casting for the role of Gene Simmons, Stanley’s long-time collaborator in the band, ensuring that the film will authentically represent the dynamic duo’s legendary partnership.

This upcoming film is not the first cinematic experience for Kiss. The band previously appeared as themselves in the 1978 film Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park, which, despite mixed reviews, has become a cult classic. Furthermore, they were featured in the 1999 film Detroit Rock City, which centers on four young fans attempting to infiltrate a Kiss concert, showcasing the band’s cultural influence on a new generation of fans.

Additionally, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons made cameos as themselves, complete with their iconic costumes and face paint, in the 2016 comedy Why Him?, which starred the renowned actors James Franco and Bryan Cranston. These appearances have further solidified their status as cultural icons within the entertainment industry.