○ 全球惊创1亿3500万张销售 摇滚天团首度献给乐迷的特别专辑

○ 全美冠军大碟「What About Now」制作人John Shanks担任制作

○ 精彩收录：吉他手Richie Sambora告别乐团前夕的创作曲"Saturday Night Gave Me Sunday Morning"，以及第二波强打单曲"We Don't Run"

Bon Jovi，这个名字可以说是近代摇滚乐史上最成功的代名词。从1984年推出同名专辑后崭露头角，他们以一首又一首超热血的摇滚国歌及扣人心弦的情歌经典，闯出专属于Bon Jovi的摇滚世代，每一首耳熟能详的排行金曲，包括“You Give Love a Bad Name”、“Livin’ On A Prayer”、“Always”、“It’s My Life”等，这些歌曲都成功撼动着全球摇滚乐迷的心，成缔造全美5张冠军专辑，历年唱片总销售突破1亿3500万张的惊人数字。

Bon Jovi对这个世代摇滚乐的贡献，也同时让他们获得为数不少的音乐奖项，包括2004年获颁全美音乐奖荣誉成就奖、主唱Jon Bon Jovi与吉他手Richie Sambora在2009年入列「美国词曲创作家名人殿堂」，乐团同时获得来自葛莱美奖、MTV音乐录像带大奖、MTV欧洲音乐奖、全英音乐奖及世界音乐奖等数不尽的奖座肯定。出道至今超越30年的Bon Jovi，2013年他们推出的【What About Now】专辑，不但空降美国专辑榜冠军，同时展开的《Because We Can》巡回演唱会也以102场，高达2亿5950万美金的票房，称霸巡回演唱会刊物Pollstar的全球百大巡回演唱会票房冠军，在去年更获得告示牌音乐奖最畅销巡回演唱会，Bon Jovi在全球乐坛的影响力依旧是无所披靡。

【Burning Bridges】其实是Bon Jovi特别要献给歌迷的礼物，首支主打"Saturday Night Gave Me Sunday Morning"是专辑中最受瞩目的歌曲，因为正是吉他手Richie Sambora在2013年告别Bon Jovi乐团之前就写好的作品，流露着轻快的活力，标准的Bon Jovi风格，让不少乐迷为之疯狂！第二波单曲"We Don't Run"由Jon Bon Jovi与制作过Bon Jovi【Have A Nice Day】、【Lost Highway】等专辑的葛莱美奖制作人John Shanks共同创作，以鼓击节奏加上铿锵作响的吉他摇滚，伴随着Jon Bon Jovi不假修饰的原色唱腔，展现Bon Jovi的经典摇滚风格，歌曲描述就算身处后无退路的困境，也要抱持着破釜沉舟的意志力，像是浴火凤凰般地冲向未来的积极人生态度；除了上述两首新歌之外，更集结八首过去未曾曝光的遗珠之憾及未完成的Demo，主唱Jon Bon Jovi说：「希望能够藉这张特别专辑，让歌迷抢先一窥我们未来的音乐走向。」你们准备好迎接邦乔维下一个音乐里程碑了吗？

Bon Jovi are reportedly set to release Burning Bridges, their first album of the post-Richie Sambora era. Apparently due Aug. 21, the studio project is said to feature an advance single titled “Saturday Night Gave Me Sunday Morning,” reportedly slated for release on July 31.

Jon Bon Jovi turned to Philip Eric Xenidis (whose stage name is Phil X) to fill in during the latter part of Sambora’s tenure. The lineup is rounded out by fellow co-founders David Bryan and Tico Torres, as well as bassist Hugh McDonald, who has been with Bon Jovi since the early ’90s.

Burning Bridges follows 2013′s platinum-selling What About Now, which became Bon Jovi’s fifth chart-topping smash. Much has changed since then, with the surprising departure of Sambora, one of the group’s original members. The guitarist said he left in order to push himself creatively. “I just needed some kind of change,” he said earlier this year. “It’s not about money; it’s about music.”

Jon Bon Jovi, who was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame along with Sambora in 2009, debuted a new song earlier this year during graduation ceremonies at Rutgers University’s Camden, N.J., campus. “Reunion” was so freshly composed that Bon Jovi admitted he’d only performed it once before. “I sang it for the chancellor in the back dressing room,” he said.