Great response! [emoji1]

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I told you that it was Bon Jovi: 2020 (the record name). Anyway, I can see a tour happening around April-May as Phil X will be touring in March.

Bon Jovi 2020 is better than 20/20. 2020 sound futurist, is like hey, Bon Jovi still alive.

Nice to see the old BON JOVI font!!!

https://www.bonjovi.com/bon-jovi-fin...rans-cbs-news/
Somehow the "house and the airplane" joke is still funny. >_< jajajaj

Haha, good one! :-D But seriously, it speaks to me, it feels honest, it conveys emotion, and that f*cking simple melody just won't go away ;-)

And yeah, cool lyric video with the classic BJ font!

So new record out in 2020, I guess that'll be 3095 for the new European tour then.

Nah, surely you exaggerate. You know they couldn't pass up an opportunity like this:

In the year 2525, if man is still alive; if woman can survive, they may find ...that Bon Jovi once again had the #1 tour in the world, supporting their latest album Bon Jovi: 2525, which was (strategically) released on Jan 1 of the same year and, as usual, entered the Billboard charts at #1. :D

(With apologies to Zager and Evans: https://youtu.be/1FgSmdfRUus)

It's so good to know that everyone agrees that Jon will live forever. :)

From the Vienna show thread last summer, written by Ticos_stick:

"The year is 2050. A robot called Tico2000 counts the band in as Wembley stadium hosts Bon Jovi: This Retirement Home Is Not For Sale Tour. The entire stadium is seated as the aging crowd slowly tap their knees as holograms of Richie, David and Alex (RIP) play the intro to Bon Jovi's latest top 1000 single 'I'm In Love With Money"

Jon glides out onto the stage on his segway and gives one of his trademark smiles but his teeth fall out. He quickly pulls another set from his pocket and tries to work the crowd "I see a lot of old faces here tonight! I ain't leaving this stage until my colostomy bag is full baby!"

"1,3,5,2!"

Dementia has truly set in and Jon doesn't know how to count anymore but everything is fine because the band are programmed and the crowd are too old to notice."

In all seriousness, knowing how much Jon really seems to be in love with money, who knows how long he's going to continue killing his legacy even from now on :)

To the wider audience, the hits are the legacy. As they are done, no chance Jon will be able to kill his legacy. At least not with new music and touring.