Tag: Bon Jovi
Music To “Weather The Storm” By!
A short documentary on the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy features music from Foo Fighters and Gaslight Anthem – scroll down to watch it.
Foo Fighters' 'Home'...
Bon Jovi.. For Free?
Band waive their fee for Spain.
As one of the countries worst hit by the current economic crisis, Spain is still firmly in recession and suffering high inflation and unemployment.
Due to this, Bon Jovi considered skipping Madrid on th...
Sambora Speaks Up.. Finally!
“My opinion is Jon wants to see if he can pull off stadiums by himself,”
Richie Sambora has decided to speak up about...
Sambora Saga Continues…
Guitarist will not appear on the European or South African legs of the band's world tour.
"Due to a personal matter, Richie Sambora will not be performing on the European and South African leg of the tour. All shows will go on as scheduled...
Bon Jovi Speaks Out
Singer says Sambora is "still a member of the band"
Bon Jovi addressed the question of Richie Sambora during a talk with TV host Ellen on April 23.
When asked about Sambora's status within the band, Bon Jovi hesitantly replied with "Okay...well...all I can say is that, honest to God, it’s a personal matter, but we love him very much and he’s absolutely still a member of the band.”
The frontman was also quizzed on the band's 30 year history and their ongoing success. Describing himself as "blessed" to have been in the business for so many years. "We like each other, I think that was really the key," he said. "We all had to have a lot of give and take, you had to go through some ups and downs. In the big picture you had to really like each other so you could go to work.”
Bon Jovi took time to promote the band's new app, which aims to help re-embrace innovative album artwork.
You can see a clip from his interview below, along with his live performance of "Who Says You Can't Go Home."
When asked about Sambora's status within the band, Bon Jovi hesitantly replied with "Okay...well...all I can say is that, honest to God, it’s a personal matter, but we love him very much and he’s absolutely still a member of the band.”
The frontman was also quizzed on the band's 30 year history and their ongoing success. Describing himself as "blessed" to have been in the business for so many years. "We like each other, I think that was really the key," he said. "We all had to have a lot of give and take, you had to go through some ups and downs. In the big picture you had to really like each other so you could go to work.”
Bon Jovi took time to promote the band's new app, which aims to help re-embrace innovative album artwork.
You can see a clip from his interview below, along with his live performance of "Who Says You Can't Go Home."
(Ultimate Classic Rock)
Stones Sell Out London’s Hyde Park
Tickets gone "in seconds"
In total, it took less than 5 minutes for all 65,000 tickets to sell out after public bookings opened at 9am. This has given rise to several rumours that a second date could follow.
"Basically we sold 65,000 tickets in the speed the system could handle it. If the system could handle it in seconds, we would have probably sold out in seconds. There are all these other artists out there this year — we’ve got Bruce Springsteen, Justin Timberlake, Bon Jovi — but the tickets went as quickly as the system could do it" said concert promoter Rob Hallett.
Hallett also promised that anyone who had secured a basic £95 ticket would be able to get a ringside view on July 6.
"The band wanted the regular ticket-holders to be right at the front of the stage...not 200 yards away" he said. "The people who have coughed up for hospitality packages will get looked after in a way they have never known before. But when the doors open, if you can run faster than the next guy, it will be like any other general admission gig."
"Basically we sold 65,000 tickets in the speed the system could handle it. If the system could handle it in seconds, we would have probably sold out in seconds. There are all these other artists out there this year — we’ve got Bruce Springsteen, Justin Timberlake, Bon Jovi — but the tickets went as quickly as the system could do it" said concert promoter Rob Hallett.
Hallett also promised that anyone who had secured a basic £95 ticket would be able to get a ringside view on July 6.
"The band wanted the regular ticket-holders to be right at the front of the stage...not 200 yards away" he said. "The people who have coughed up for hospitality packages will get looked after in a way they have never known before. But when the doors open, if you can run faster than the next guy, it will be like any other general admission gig."
Watch this space for updates!
(Evening Standard)
David Bowie Tops Album Chart
'The Next Day' taking the charts by storm.
Bowie is currently celebrating his first Number One since 1993's 'Black Tie White Noise'.
The singer can also boast having the fastest selling album this year, shifting 94,000 copies so far.
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Dee Woods On Xmas Music
Every wondered how self-employed musicians get Christmas bonuses? Why they release a Christmas album of course! A record where no one...
Linkin Park, Foo Fighters, U2, Bon Jovi Amid Music’s Top...
Who says rock is dead? Foo Fighters, Linkin Park, Motley Crue, Rush, Journey, Bon Jovi, Paul McCartney, Adele and U2 all made Billboard’s Top Money Makers list of 2012.
Steel Panther Drummer Stix Zadinia on Bringing Metal Back [Interview]
Steel Panther drummer Stix Zadinia chats exclusively with Audio Ink Radio about the band's new album, Lada Gaga and bringing heavy metal back!