I've been critical of Jon Bon Jovi since that podcast last week with the whole "I was tired" comment
BUT
This just popped up on my feed and I can only praise him during this period in 2011. I have trained people who are recovering from this same injury and it's a hard injury to come back from in everyday life.
I'm not saying all, but a lot of artists would have stopped and either cancelled some shows or really held back.
Jon did another 11 songs that night and finished a tour that gave us some amazing memories.
15 years ago. Crazy!
This is the result of many bad legacy decisions taken by UKRI hastily and without proper consultation, overseen by a government department that no longer exists. Surely the new @andyburnham government will want to take time to review this.
The Unplugged performance that changed MTV forever.
Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora hit the 1989 VMAs with nothing but 2 guitars and blew the crowd away.
Livin’ on a Prayer and Wanted Dead or Alive like you’ve never heard.
Raw talent and performance.
Bon Jovi performing "Always" at Wembley Stadium (2019)
The fact that he is singing the song in the same key is amazing.
This is what you call a performance. You can see him struggle with the song, but he still smashed it. You can feel him really SINGING the song. Respect.
I feel like there should be a case study done on cyclists. The only other group to crash head first into things they can clearly miss is only ever been witnessed in kamikaze pilots.
Heartbreaking sign of what happens when people lacking in intelligence get radicalised by Facebook comment sections.
Choosing not to vaccinate your kids because you don't like Cycle lanes and couldn't go the pub for a few weeks 5 years ago, and this is where it spirals too.
Bon Jovi - These Days
Released in Europe on June 19, 1995
(Japan: June 12, US: June 27)
Bon Jovi's finest!
A darker, more reflective Bon Jovi, probably their best ever!
Four UK Top 10 singles, No. 1 on the UK chart, and a cult favorite ever since.
@BonJovi#TheseDays #recordoftheday