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Post by Admin on Nov 6, 2019 7:03:19 GMT
Bon Jovi have released a video for the new track Unbroken. Frontman Jon Bon Jovi reports that the single will feature on the band’s upcoming studio album Bon Jovi 2020, which he says will be released in the spring. He says: “This song Unbroken I wrote for a film called To Be Of Service. It’s about soldiers returning from war and dealing with PTSD. It’ll also be featured on our forthcoming record, Bon Jovi 2020, which is coming in the spring. Hope you like it.” All proceeds from downloads of Unbroken will be donated to the Patriotic Service Dog Foundation. Bon Jovi revealed the title of the follow-up to 2016’s This House Is Not For Sale while on the Runaway To Paradise cruise which sailed across the Mediterranean back in August. He told fans: “It’s an election year, so why not? I couldn’t do any worse. This House Is Not For Sale dealt with personal matters, and now it’s behind us. Now I have clear vision moving forward.” He also added that the record would have more “socially conscious” themes, and include lyrics focusing on events such as the spate of mass shootings in the US.
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Post by Admin on Nov 7, 2019 3:58:18 GMT
The early 90s were a time of great change in the music world, with grunge and hip-hop starting to dominate the airwaves. Bands that ruled the 80s, like Bon Jovi, who had amassed a string of successful albums by the end of the decade, had to adapt or die. Bon Jovi opted for the former, as they proved on their fifth studio album, Keep The Faith. Not only did they change, however, they did so without losing their hard-rocking sound.
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Post by Admin on Feb 29, 2020 1:38:02 GMT
Rock royalty met the Royal Family when the Duke of Sussex got behind a microphone with Jon Bon Jovi. They met at Abbey Road Studios, where the US rocker is re-recording his song Unbroken with the Invictus Games Choir. The prince - who will step down as a working royal at the end of March - posted a video of both men in a recording booth. Bon Jovi said he looked forward to working with the "artist formerly known as prince". Both men greeted each other warmly on the steps of the world-famous London studio synonymous with the Beatles.
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