Fifth Harmony Reunites—Minus One—at Surprise Jonas Brothers Concert Showdown

After a seven-year hiatus, pop powerhouse Fifth Harmony unexpectedly reunited on stage—sans Camila Cabello—during the Jonas Brothers’ “Jonas20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour” stop in Dallas, Texas, on August 31, 2025. Fans were both thrilled and surprised when Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui, and Normani took the stage at the Dos Equis Pavilion, delivering electrifying performances of “Work From Home” and “Worth It.”

Their appearance was preceded by a teasing social media post earlier that day: a cryptic silhouette photo that sent fans into a frenzy with comments like “COMEBACK.”

After their set, the quartet thanked the Jonas Brothers online, writing, “Where were you on August 31, 2025? Thank you Jonas Brothers for having us. Felt amazing to be back.”Ally Brooke echoed the sentiment in her own post, exclaiming, “What a night! Jonas Brothers and Fifth Harmony Dallas! That was so special.”

Notably absent was founding member Camila Cabello, who departed from Fifth Harmony in December 2016 to pursue her solo career—one that has since seen major success with hits like “Havana.” Though she wasn’t present, she reportedly showed support by posting heart emojis on social media, signaling at least a friendly gesture toward the reunion.

The performance reignited speculation that Fifth Harmony may be gearing up for more than a one-off: they launched new merchandise featuring an updated logo and the phrase “Where were you on August 31, 2025?”, and announced their arrival on the fan platform WeVerse—moves that suggest a more sustained comeback.

Since forming in 2012 on The X Factor (finishing in third place), Fifth Harmony soared to fame through hits like “Miss Movin’ On,” “Reflection,” “Worth It,” and “Work From Home.” 

Their second studio album, 7/27 (2016), produced their highest-charting single in years, as “Work From Home” peaked at number four on the Billboard Hot 100—the first top-five song by a girl group in a decade. 

After releasing a self-titled third album in 2017, they announced an indefinite hiatus in March 2018 to explore individual creative paths.

All four members have since pursued solo careers—in music and beyond—yet reunion rumors have been simmering for months. In 2025, there were reports of reunion talks and even a possible documentary and tour commemorating the tenth anniversary of 7/27 in 2026.

This sudden stage comeback in Dallas has now given fans real momentum to hope that Fifth Harmony is back—maybe even for good, even without Camila. The new merch, social media buzz, and digital platform launch all hint that this surprise spark could ignite something much more meaningful going into 2026 and beyond.