Topic Officiel Bon Jovi

la double tele c'est quand meme une grosse arnaque le seul interet c'est d'avoir un capo sur un manche pour la rythmique et pas sur l'autre pour le solo (au debut jpensais qu'il avait un manche 12 cordes)

en signature y'a rien en basse/batterie?

ben vigier tu peux faire la liste des guitares utilisees par le groupe sur scene

Heu..... je buche la dessus pendant 1 an ou 2 et je reviens !!!!! lol

C'est vrai que la double tele c'est de l'arnarque. C'est juste pour se la péter sur scène lol

Au fait, sambo ne devait pas sortir cette année son 3 eme album solo ?

il serait temps !!!!

BON JOVI NEARING THE END OF 'LOST HIGHWAY':
From Billboard.com / July 03, 2008 , 2:25 PM ET Gary Graff, Detroit / With seven more shows left on its "Lost Highway" tour, things are starting to get "a little bit" sentimental around the Bon Jovi camp, according to guitarist Richie Sambora. "Each tour is the end of an era and it's an end of a journey," Sambora tells Billboard.com. "The journey starts out with Jon (Bon Jovi) and I sitting in the room with a couple of pieces of paper and a pen and a guitar, and the songs start the whole thing. And it ends up in the studio with the band and then on the promotional tour ... and then the fun part, taking it to the people. So this'll be the end of the 'Lost Highway' era -- and the beginning of a new one, absolutely.”
The group kicks off a short North American swing that starts Sunday in Sarnia, Ontario, and finishes with two shows at New York's Madison Square Garden on July 14-15. As previously reported, Bon Jovi will also play the Major League Baseball All-Star Game concert on July 12 in New York's Central Park. By the time it wraps the tour will play to an expected 966,000 fans worldwide in support of the 2007 album "Lost Highway," which was Bon Jovi's first No. 1 debut on The Billboard 200 and has sold more than 3.5 million copies worldwide, according to Universal. Bon Jovi is starting to plot its next moves, too. One project that's likely in the offing is a documentary commemorating the band's 25 years that's being directed by award-winning filmmaker Barbara Kopple, who's been on the road with the band this year. There's also talk of a second greatest hits album, for which Bon Jovi might record some new songs.
"I'm not quite sure where to go -- "Is it 'Greatest Hits, Vol. 2' or is it time for a solo record -- or is it time to walk away?" says Bon Jovi, who will also be focusing on the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League team he co-owns with Sambora. "I don't know what it'll be yet. I'm thinking about it but not thinking about it, y'know? I'm still too caught up in this touring process to think." Sambora, meanwhile, says he'd be surprised if there's much time away from Bon Jovi. "I wouldn't foresee much of a break, no," says the guitarist, who recently guested on a new song (“Baby”) for rapper LL Cool J and is doing music for a blues film that also includes B.B. King and Dr. John. "We need to take a little bit of a breather and decompress, and then we'll get back together and see what's going on,” he says. “Jon and I, we start woodshedding, we start writing pretty quickly. There's lots of other stuff to do, but Bon Jovi's the number one priority, no matter what."
ArticleLink: www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/a(...)4366.

BTW - The rumor earlier in the year was for Greatest Hits Vol. 2 to be next up, complete with 2 new tracks actually recorded during the Lost Highway sessions...

Bon Jovi Tops 2008 Tour List
15th July 2008


Bon Jovi have had the largest US tour of 2008, according to the latest mid-year figures.

According to a recently published list by Pollstar the New Jersey rockers, who wind up their Lost Highway tour with a date at Madison Square Garden tonight, have raked in an extraordinary $56.3m in 2008 for their 39 shows.

They comfortably keep Bruce Springsteen in second place, after The Boss took just (!) $40.8m, albeit over 29 shows.

And to round out the rock triumph, Van Halen took third spot with $36.8m.

Tom Petty, The Eagles and Rush also make the top twenty.

1. Bon Jovi - $56.3 million
2. Bruce Springsteen - $40.8 million
3. Van Halen - $36.8 million
4. Kenney Chesney - $35.3 million
5. Michael Buble - $32.5 million
6. Kanye West - 31.6 million
7. Jay-Z/Mary J. Blige - $30.7 million
8. Rascal Flats - 25.4 million
9. Spice Girls - $23.3 million
10. The Police - $23.3 million
11. Keith Urban/Carrie Underwood - $18.5 million
12. Rush - $18.3 million
13. George Strait - $18.0 million
14. Riverdance - $17.9 million
15. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - $17.8 million
16. Barry Manilow - $17.1 million
17. Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus - $17.1 million
18. Katt Williams - $16.0 million
19. The Eagles - $15.8 million
20. The Dave Matthews Band - $15.7 million