Everything Music. Everything News. Everything live.

Bon Jovi Announces Anthology, Set for June Release

slgckgc, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
slgckgc, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Bon Jovi is ready to release its first ever meticulously curated anthology titled *Bon Jovi: Forever*. This new book, scheduled to hit the shelves in June, is published by Genesis Publications and stands out as an exhaustive compilation chronicling the illustrious 40-plus-year history of the band. Authored by the band’s frontman, Jon Bon Jovi, the anthology is released in a limited edition of 1,500 copies, each hand-signed by the iconic singer himself. This beautifully quarter-bound tome encapsulates the band’s journey, not just through words but also through a plethora of visuals and memorabilia.

*Bon Jovi: Forever* is not just any ordinary book; it’s an all-access pass to the multi-faceted world of Bon Jovi. The 264-page book serves as a massive archive, housing over 1,300 images that capture the essence of Bon Jovi’s rock era. It displays an array of memorabilia that includes handwritten lyrics, tour passes, posters, iconic stage costumes, guitars, and private photographs, diving into the personal archives of the band. Each item represents a piece of history, bringing to life the chronicles of Jon Bon Jovi, who describes the journey from his teenage days in the local music scene to the global fame Bon Jovi enjoys today.

The book’s elaborate and unique packaging further enhances its appeal. It is presented in a black vegan leather-bound edition with a clamshell box. The box also includes a host of collectibles such as a 7-inch chrome-colored vinyl with tracks yet to be announced, exact replicas of archived memorabilia, three pins, two guitar picks, a VIP tour pass from the Have a Nice Day tour, and Jon Bon Jovi’s personal All Access laminate pass from the 1984 ‘Runaway Tour’. These additions are aimed at giving fans a tangible piece of Bon Jovi history.

From their humble beginnings in 1983 to their status as Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, Bon Jovi’s journey is marked by over 130 million albums sold worldwide and performances to millions of fans across the globe. This anthology, therefore, is not just a collection of memories but a landmark publication celebrating the collective achievements of a band that has left an indelible mark on the music landscape. Enthusiasts eager to delve into this treasure trove can pre-order it from Genesis Publications, as it promises to be an essential piece for any ardent fan or lover of classic rock music.

Key Takeaways

Related Stories

Dolly Parton’s Sister Stella Reveals Why the Singer Kept Her Cancer Diagnosis Private

In her first interview since Dolly Parton’s death, sister Stella Parton told Gayle King that Dolly kept her cancer diagnosis quiet so she could witness the love people had for her without causing sadness.

Brian May, Roger Taylor Mark Freddie Mercury’s 80th Birthday as Restored Queen Budapest Film Nears Release

Queen’s Brian May and Roger Taylor shared personal tributes to Freddie Mercury on what would have been his 80th birthday, coming shortly after the band revealed a 4K restoration of its landmark 1986 Budapest concert film.

Lars Ulrich Sells Adjoining San Francisco Mansions for $68 Million, Marin Land for $16 Million

Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich has parted with two adjoining San Francisco mansions for a combined $68 million and a 161-acre Marin County ridge for $16 million, bringing his recent real estate haul to roughly $84 million.

Soundgarden to Reunite for Seahawks Season Opener Halftime Show With Mike McCready and Taylor Momsen

Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil, Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd are set to reunite for the Seattle Seahawks’ season-opening halftime show, with Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready and The Pretty Reckless’ Taylor Momsen filling in on vocals and guitar.

Eric Clapton Opens U.S. Tour in Detroit, Revives ‘461 Ocean Boulevard’ Deep Cut for First Time Since 1975

Eric Clapton launched his U.S. tour at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena by pulling out “Give Me Strength,” a ‘461 Ocean Boulevard’ track he hadn’t played live since 1975, in place of longtime staple “I Shot the Sheriff.”

Billy Joel Mourns Death of Early Bandmate and Video Director Jon Small

Billy Joel confirmed on Instagram that Jon Small, his drummer in the Hassles and Attila who later directed several of his music videos and concert films, has died at 79.

Brian May Joins William Shatner’s All-Star Heavy Metal Album

Queen guitarist Brian May has signed on to play guitar and mix a track for William Shatner’s forthcoming all-star heavy metal album, adding to a lineup that already includes Rob Halford, John Moyer and Dave Lombardo.

‘GarciaLive Volume 23’ to Preserve Jerry Garcia Band’s Final Shoreline Amphitheatre Concert

GarciaLive Volume 23 documents the Jerry Garcia Band’s farewell performance at Shoreline Amphitheatre, arriving October 30 via Garcia Family Provisions with a covers-heavy setlist and liner notes from Dennis McNally.

Gene Simmons Reflects on Ace Frehley’s Death and His History With Frehley and Peter Criss

In a new conversation with Michael Moynihan on The Moynihan Report, Gene Simmons looks back on Ace Frehley’s death, both men’s repeated exits from KISS, and his up-and-down relationship with Peter Criss.