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Runaway Tours to take place in Miami, this June.
Packages from 1600$ to +2000$. |
Absolute joke and again shows that Bon Jovi INC is concerned about money making not the health of fans.
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Experience updated! I think it's a full concert... San Jose, Lost Highway Tour
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At least they didn't post the bald Daughtry >_< jaja. |
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Jon releases Do what you can....then charges £2k for a poorly sang setlist full of covers. Sent from my SM-G975F using Tapatalk |
After 1+ year of a pandemic and economic crisis, Americans are in dire straits. Who's gonna lend a "helping hand"™? You know who. This is why we at Jon Bon Jovi's™ felt it was time to give - to give the American™ Working Man™ the chance to Experience™ the JBJ Experience™! These are my people, this is my crowd - the corporate route!
It wouldn't bother me as much if JBJ wouldn't constantly act like he's following Springsteen's lead. He may be well meaning sometimes, but he is playing to rich housewives almost exclusively - so much for inclusion. Although at least - taking their money to provide meals for people without a home probably takes precdent over allowing lower middle class into his shows. Still. |
Agreed with the above. The timing is tacky. This is not the time to celebrate. North America is not out of this yet. Vaccines are flowing but putting this up with so little notice to buy tickets, especially since so much of the fan base that goes to this flies from other countries....at least give it until fall when things might be more secure. Leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
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Watching the San Jose LH footage and not sure why they chose it. It's awesome they're finally putting out unreleased stuff but Tico looks bored, Richie biffs the riff to Last Man Standing (in fairness I think this was the tour he started doing it without the Capo, changing the way the riff is played). Jon's voice is in okay shape but not great. Just an odd show to pluck out of the pile. But it's unreleased so at least there's that.
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During the bridge in I Love This Town, Jon is pretending to be Bruce Springsteen...
From the fake smile to the dancing, it's like a tryout for a Springsteen cover band. Sent from my SM-A015V using Tapatalk |
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Why. Why put on this trip, need everyone to prove they don't have it when you could just wait. I mean I KNOW why but this is going to be such a mess. |
This is just another reason why I can't be assed with the band anymore.
Honestly, the latest 2 years or so in particular with these cruises and stuff has massively put me off Jon and dare I say it, the brand. The same people are going to be at the front who have been given their tickets. It's going to be the same songs with the same shit dance moves. I've seen the band get a lot of negativity but the reaction to the Twitter post of this announcement was another level. Matt is doing this Facebook live because of that. He's trying to sell it even more and have the usual suspects up his ass in the comments. Sent from my VOG-L29 using Tapatalk |
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I've tweeted at Matt and Runaway tours how wrong this is and how I dislike what has become of JBJ and the brand, and how sick ol' Jerry will have a good time and get the first questions (with mentions of course). Let's see who blocks me first ;-) |
They should change the name to Brand Jovi.
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the 3 songs from lh in the experience is definetely astep into the right direction..
the quality could be higher, the songs mixed edited better but still i ll be happy if these proshots appear once in a while.. regarding the trip etc its sad...obviously its easy money but hurts bjs legacy on the longrun... |
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In my head I like to think that 90's Jon, the Jon that still had a desire and passion to succeed, would be disgusted by all this. I just can't stomach Bon Jovi anymore. Pretty much anything Jon has done for the last 4 or 5 years has pushed me further and further away from the band. Add this to the Super League stuff going on this week and I've lost faith in so much that meant so much to me. Sent from my ELE-L09 using Tapatalk |
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Shudder. "The Fire Inside" my ass. At least he stopped the CEO bullshit as far as the rhetoric is concerned. |
I guess EVERYTHING boils down to the fact John Bongiovi was never there for THE MUSIC. He was always there for the music...but only as a secondary to take him to sell out the stadiums / get gold records /go touring / buying football team. But not solely for the music.
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As for Jerry, a couple of years ago it was all BSB obsession then suddenly it was back to Jovi. Would love to know the back story on why he suddenly switched back and has never spoken of BSB again |
Maybe a restraining order? :D Although judging by the things people are saying on here, it might be strictly business for the guy. Who knows.
Can you imagine the terrible press if somebody died on that cruise? |
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Jelly to jail!
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Wow, I did not expect that to be the reason. It’ll be Jon next, haha
I can’t believe they have sold Miami as well as they have, for all the differences the same old cost makes zero sense. |
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I’m currently reading a book on the 80s LA Rock music scene Nothing But A Good Time and it’s quite clear Jon is a businessman. They way he refused to relinquish his half in the Skid Row deal (Richie just turned round and said I already have more money than I know what to do with so you can take me off the contract) and also the band Trixter were struggling with their 2nd album and he offered them a slot on the KTF tour....for £100k which they didn’t have so couldn’t do it. He loved telling Skid Row I own you whenever things got heated on the road. What he is doing with these cruises is just selling to the bored housewives that workshop him. Look at most of the replies to Matt, 90% of them are women who think Jon’s cute. He knows this and plays to it. They’ll buy all the tacky memorabilia on the boat and pay $$$$ for anything Jon related. The cruises have nothing to do with Jon Bon Jovi the artist it’s all about Jon Bon Jovi the businessman. The set will be half covers and Jon on autopilot. He’s on and off the boat in a few hours. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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I do wonder if Jon knows what he is getting involved in when it comes to Jelly. He clearly doesn’t know about the restraining order otherwise why would you touch anyone like that with a bargepole? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
I doubt JBJ knows much about the whole affair at all. He signed some records mostly I'd assume. God knows he doesn't seem to use social media much, so to him the guy is probably just "the internet hype guy Matt got".
(Regarding Skid Row: Reminder that JBJ and Snake from Skid Row were childhood buddies.) |
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Yeah they were. I think Seb drove Jon mad. He started slagging Jbj off on stage during the New Jersey tour. So Jon hit him and then started saying to him that he owed him for everything. He was right. Seb was a twat. Still is. Great voice though. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
Baz always thought Skid Row (and he as their singer) were closer to Judas Priest than to Bon Jovi. And that put a huge chip on his shoulder.
He had the pipes for sure, but he is a bit of a simpleton (the "Aids kills fags dead" shirt incident bears witness to this), and he didn't contribute to the writing of any of the classics. Huge ego, too. There's a reason Skid Row never reunited with him. |
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What I think he never got was the band was already going there anyway. Imagine if they had been able to deliver an album of similar quality to These Days around the Crush/Bounce era instead of essentially aim directly for the American housewife. I refuse to believe the Jon who worte These Days and Destination Anywhere was unable to write similar work just 3-5 years later. It's the story we all know, he was completely blinded by the success of It's My Life, which while only a modest hit in the U.S. was a bigger song than it's chart position suggested and give the band a way back into the U.S. market. He's been catering to that market ever since. |
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Pretty much all songs of the Crush sessions are available and yet no tracklist would live up to the tracklist of These Days. The difference is the production would be similar to the songs he stole from so the similiarities are a lot more obvious. The fact that boybands and pop music were riding that high on the charts meant there wasn't much to steal from, so you'd wind up with songs sounding like Westlife and the Backstreet Boys as opposed to Oasis, Bush and Garbage. It's why Have A Nice Day is just so much better compared to Bounce. Guitar bands had become a thing in the U.S.A. again so Jon could nick things again from influences closer to his heart and not have to follow stuff like Kid Rock, Linkin Park and Creed as he felt he had to do with Bounce. Jon needs to be "influenced" by artists he believes in as opposed to artists others seem to believe in. Yet he measures succes by what's on the charts. Now even though most 35 year-olds think These Days is Bon Jovi peaking, These Days has fillers and stuff no one rates that high. Something To Believe In is saved by the vocals, without it it's a mediocre song with the same cheesy lyrics appearing on Crush and Bounce as well (If I don't believe in heroin, how can I believe in dope?). If That's What It Takes is filler and would be ripped to shreds would it have appeared on another album. Something For The Pain is their first critisized single not universally liked. This Ain't A Love Song is a great ballad but most agree Always, Bed Of Roses and I'll Be There For You are better. It's just that the overal quality on These Days is a lot better. It was made with the right producer, the right mindset and a vocalist who had no trouble hitting the notes. It's also a testament to Jon's river running dry. But unlike Crush though, there's no really, really mediocre stuff on it. Salaam Aleikum, Sebastiaan |
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Take the same songs from Slippery When Wet and have them recreate that album today (create it like it's the first time - not purposely try to mimic it) The entire album won't be the same album anymore. It would be recorded in a lower key with zero range to match Jon's voice. The vocal tone of the album won't even sound the same. The key change from Prayer wouldn't exist. The instruments themselves will have no balls. No cool guitar riffs or anything natural. Just Shanks overlapping tracks with a bunch of shit. And the same goes the other way... I'd love to see what a 1995 Bon Jovi would do with a song like Devils In The Temple or Teardrop To The Sea. Sent from my SM-A015V using Tapatalk |
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