Jon Bon Jovi recently opened up about his struggle to sing live after undergoing surgery on his vocal cords in 2022 in a conversation with The Sunday Times. His voice hasn’t been the same ever since, and he said that he’s “done” performing live if he can’t go back to his old self, while also adding he’s “good with that”.

This isn’t the first time he dropped hints about his potential retirement from touring. The rock legend previously told The Times there’s a huge difference between performing in a studio and going out on the road.

“We have just recorded a new album. I sing in vocal therapy every day. But I want to perform for two and a half hours a night, four nights a week – and I know how good I can be, so if I can’t be that guy… put it this way, I don’t ever need to be the fat Elvis,” said Bon Jovi.

Despite not planning to tour anytime soon, the members of Bon Jovi are getting ready to give their fans some new music. The band’s next album Forever will be released on June 7 via Island.

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Sambora revealed the news in a recent chat with Planet Radio, saying that there is nothing holding back the reunion with his former bandmates.

“We’re talking about it,” he said after being asked about playing with Bon Jovi again. “I don’t think there’s any reason not to at this point.”

Sambora also clarified his relationship with the band’s frontman Jon Bon Jovi, saying there is no bad blood between the two.

“You know what, there’s no malice,” the 63-year-old guitarist added.

Richie Sambora started his career as a touring guitarist for Joe Cocker before joining Bon Jovi in 1983. He served as their lead guitarist for three decades, recording 12 studio albums with the group and co-writing some of Bon Jovi’s biggest hits like “Livin’ on a Prayer” and “You Give Love a Bad Name.”

Sambora decided to quit Bon Jovi in 2013, saying later he needed a break from touring and wanted to spend more time with his family. Since then, he made only one appearance with the rest of the group, playing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in 2018.

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Bon Jovi released an official statement about this highly-anticipated album, saying it “encompasses life, love, and loss” and addresses a number of “tough topics”, from gun control, and veterans’ issues to the meaning of family.

The band also gave us a taste of things to come with a new song “Limitless” and announced the album will hit the shelves on May 15th. It will feature a total of 10 tracks, including the previously released song “Unbroken”.

Bon Jovi: 2020 will be the band’s first studio album since 2016’s This House Is Not for Sale. The band’s fans won’t have to wait for too long to hear it live because Bon Jovi is set to embark on a North American tour, starting on June 10th in Tacoma.

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Jon Bon Jovi recently opened up about his struggle to sing live after undergoing surgery on his vocal cords in 2022 in a conversation with The Sunday Times. His voice hasn’t been the same ever since, and he said that he’s “done” performing live if he can’t go back to his old self, while also adding he’s “good with that”.

This isn’t the first time he dropped hints about his potential retirement from touring. The rock legend previously told The Times there’s a huge difference between performing in a studio and going out on the road.

“We have just recorded a new album. I sing in vocal therapy every day. But I want to perform for two and a half hours a night, four nights a week – and I know how good I can be, so if I can’t be that guy… put it this way, I don’t ever need to be the fat Elvis,” said Bon Jovi.

Despite not planning to tour anytime soon, the members of Bon Jovi are getting ready to give their fans some new music. The band’s next album Forever will be released on June 7 via Island.

The post Jon Bon Jovi Says He Might Never Sing Live Again appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Sambora revealed the news in a recent chat with Planet Radio, saying that there is nothing holding back the reunion with his former bandmates.

“We’re talking about it,” he said after being asked about playing with Bon Jovi again. “I don’t think there’s any reason not to at this point.”

Sambora also clarified his relationship with the band’s frontman Jon Bon Jovi, saying there is no bad blood between the two.

“You know what, there’s no malice,” the 63-year-old guitarist added.

Richie Sambora started his career as a touring guitarist for Joe Cocker before joining Bon Jovi in 1983. He served as their lead guitarist for three decades, recording 12 studio albums with the group and co-writing some of Bon Jovi’s biggest hits like “Livin’ on a Prayer” and “You Give Love a Bad Name.”

Sambora decided to quit Bon Jovi in 2013, saying later he needed a break from touring and wanted to spend more time with his family. Since then, he made only one appearance with the rest of the group, playing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in 2018.

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Bon Jovi released an official statement about this highly-anticipated album, saying it “encompasses life, love, and loss” and addresses a number of “tough topics”, from gun control, and veterans’ issues to the meaning of family.

The band also gave us a taste of things to come with a new song “Limitless” and announced the album will hit the shelves on May 15th. It will feature a total of 10 tracks, including the previously released song “Unbroken”.

Bon Jovi: 2020 will be the band’s first studio album since 2016’s This House Is Not for Sale. The band’s fans won’t have to wait for too long to hear it live because Bon Jovi is set to embark on a North American tour, starting on June 10th in Tacoma.

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