Pete is a Bon Jovi fan and reckons 2020 could be their best album ever, which is a huge call. He might just be getting caught up in the moment. But I am getting pretty excited about it myself, so fingers crossed for something awesome.
Here's the full interview Pete alluded to. Among other things, Jon talks about the new album (obviously), the current sociopolitical state of the world, and his attitudes towards touring:
And let me just say, if Bon Jovi were to do an acoustic show at the Sydney Opera House I would lose my mind in the best possible way.
Are you looking forward to the 2020 album?
I guess, from my perspective at least, it's been such a crazy year and Bon Jovi music has often been like a warm hug. Obviously the music has changed over the years. But that's okay. My attachment to Bon Jovi has largely been about them having the right songs at the right time for me, regardless of whether they're the greatest songs ever. And this album might be one I kind of need. I have high hopes anyway, so hopefully my next blog post won't be about how disappointed I am. 😜
You can now preview all the tracks on iTunes ahead of the album's release this week.
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Not sure I'd call it their best ever, but definitely their best since at least The Circle. Jon is definitely a better songwriter on his own than with Falcon and/or Shanks.
ReplyDeleteThough I gotta say, Blood in the Water is quite possibly the best individual song they've put out since These Days or Dry County.
DeleteBest in a long time for sure.
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