Today (July 11) is Richie Sambora's birthday, and without a doubt, the biggest highlight of his career this year was being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Bon Jovi.
Aerosmith’s Rocks was released 42 years ago today (May 3), and in its own right, it’s a classic album, but it certainly had a lot to live up to considering it was released a little over a year after Toys in the Attic.
As winners of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's fan vote this year, there's no doubt Bon Jovi has the power of the people on their side to prove their case as to why they deserve to be inducted. However, they have more than enough stunning stats to back them up, too. In honor…
By now, you know Bon Jovi, The Cars, Dire Straits and The Moody Blues are being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this Saturday (April 14), but how well do you know these iconic bands?
After selling over 100 million records worldwide and seeing millions of faces and rock them all, Bon Jovi will be inducting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this Saturday (April 14.)
Remember how Bon Jovi’s latest album topped the Billboard 200 last week through a clever concert ticket bundle sale? Turns out that sales victory really proves what comes up must come down.
Bon Jovi’s latest album This House Is Not For Sale debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 album chart when it was released in November 2016, but the most recent figures finds the LP back on top.
Bon Jovi issued the deluxe version of their latest LP This House Is Not For Sale today (February 23), which features two new tracks: “When We Were Us” and “Walls.”
Bon Jovi’s self-titled debut was released 34 years ago today (January 21), and perhaps the most memorable aspect of it might be the video for lead single “Runaway.”
Once the induction class of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is announced every year, one of next big surprises comes with who will induct each artist. In the case of Bon Jovi, they’ve picked a doozy.
