For nearly three decades, Bon Jovi have steadfastly earned their reputation as ambassadors of American rock ‘n' roll, performing for more than 34 million fans and selling more than 125 million albums around the globe. Along the way, the New Jersey-based quartet - lead singer Jon Bon Jovi, guitarist Richie Sambora, keyboardist David Bryan, and drummer Tico Torres - have racked up a stellar resume of career highlights and accomplishments.

Beginning with their 1986 breakthrough album Slippery When Wet and back-to-back #1 songs "You Give Love a Bad Name" and "Livin' on a Prayer," Bon Jovi's unique blend of straight up rock ‘n' roll and lyrics which speak directly to fans' lives have made the band a mainstay on the charts worldwide. A phenomenon in the mid-‘80s, Bon Jovi bucked labels and defied the music industry to not only survive but thrive in the ‘90s, emerging in 2000 with the hit single "It's My Life" which ushered in a decade of unprecedented popularity and success in the band's career, including a Grammy Award for the 2005 #1 hit single "Who Says You Can't Go Home." Led by charismatic frontman and namesake Jon Bon Jovi, the band has cultivated a devoted fan base energized by Bon Jovi's legendary live performances. Part jukebox-come-to-life, part rock ‘n' roll-revival-tent, a Bon Jovi concert is a marathon performance of songs which have permeated the pop culture zeitgeist. For nearly 30 years, Bon Jovi have consistently released new music and toured the globe, establishing themselves as one of the most beloved and enduring bands in rock ‘n' roll history.