Camp Rock Gossip

Yes, there's gonna be a 3-D concert movie about The Jonas Brothers, scheduled to be released in 2009.

But the handsome trio also recently told Entertainment Weekly that a Camp Rock sequel is planned.

“We’ve been looking into scheduling when we can do that because we’ve been busy with touring, but we would love to,” Joe Jonas said. “The success from the first one - we did not expect that at all, and the possibility of a second movie would be great."

The Disney Channel’s Camp Rock film and soundtrack have come close to reaching the levels of High School Musical. Almost nine million viewers tuned in for the first airing of the movie, while the album has sold a 707,000 units in its first six weeks.

Joe Jonas hinted that the Camp Rock 2 might focus on a rival camp. Allow us to make a suggestion along those lines:

The Jonas Brothers versus The Olsen Sisters!

With the news just out that Disney channel movie Camp Rock averaged 8.9 million viewers last week - beating out the ratings for the original High School Musical - it comes as no shock that the network has already announced plans for a sequel.

Camp Rock made the Disney Channel the number one network on all of television in its 8 p.m. slot, beating out runner-up CBS by more than three million viewers.

With The Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato safely aboard a sequel, it's safe to assume this franchise has many more editions to go.

Do you prefer Camp Rock or High School Musical?

Disney Channel's Camp Rock, the made-for-television movie starring The Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato, garnered 8.9 million viewers for its premiere Friday night.

More viewers watched Camp Rock than the original High School Musical film, which premiered in 2006. In other words: expect many more chances to rock with The Jonas Brothers and Lovato in a few sequels down the line.

The Jonas Brothers: Star musicians, actors.