Why fans love Jon Bon Jovi!!

24/08/2013 19:03
  • Because he is a great songwriter. Jon's solo albums are amazing. He also wrote some of the most known songs of the band such as "Always","Bed Of Roses","Runaway" and "Blaze Of Glory" {From his solo album Young guns II}
  • Because he respects the people who put him where he is. Jon many times has been mentioned that he would be nothing without the fans of the band, because thanks to them he and the band reach where it is today. Also,in several lives he thanks them because he knows that the fans support them through all these years and miles of memories.
  • Because he hasn't disappointed the fans so far. During the Open Air tour in 2011 Jon has pulled his knee ligament and although he did surgery, he didn't cancel no tour date and gave his best. This year in Sofia during Because We Can tour Jon apparently wasn't feeling well as he apologized to the audience, saying that he felt something in the air that exacerbated his allergy and irritated his throat. Although,thousands of people didn't stop applauding the star expecting that Jon Bon Jovi was just kidding and the concert would continue.But the fact is that in many of his interviews, the singer has repeatedly said how he suffers from a strong spring allergy and what really worries him during a performance is not the singing or the music, but only whether he will be able to breathe. Regardless of the unexpected end of the show, the band made a great performance, fulfilling the wish of thousands of his Bulgarian fans to see him live.

  • Because he is philanthropist and cares for his community. Jon Bon Jovi has worked on behalf of the Special Olympics, the American Red Cross, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, Covenant House, Project H.O.M.E., The Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation (formerly the Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation), and other groupsHe has been named the first Founding Ambassador of the Habitat for Humanity Ambassador program as part of the international .nonprofit organization’s new advocacy outreach initiative. Jon Bon Jovi has been raising awareness with Habitat for Humanity since 2005 when he provided the funds to build six homes in Philadelphia and built the homes alongside the homeowner families, as well as with members of his Philadelphia Soul Arena Football Team. The construction site also served as the video shoot location for his band’s single, "Who Says You Can’t Go Home". In 2006, Bon Jovi made a $1 million donation to build 28 Habitat homes in Louisiana in partnership with low-income families on the hurricane-stricken coast. In July, 2007, Bon Jovi announced a project that will rehabilitate a block of 15 homes in north Philadelphia.During an appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2005, the band donated $1 million to the Angel Network foundation.The Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation (formerly the Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation) was founded in 2006 and exists to combat issues that force families and individuals into economic despair. Through the funding and creation of programs and partnerships, they support innovative community efforts to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness.On October 19, 2011, they opened the JBJ Soul Kitchen, a community restaurant where patrons pay what they can afford for their meal, either with money or by volunteering work.Jon Bon Jovi returned to his home state to donate $1 million to the New Jersey Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund. “Returning home is humbling,” said Bon Jovi, who flashed his trademark smile as he told a cute story about playing shows at the hall and thinking it was “the big time.""My being here is not political, it's emotional," Bon Jovi said, then presented the check in front of the town’s borough hall. "I grew up here. I went to school here. I met my wife here."Days after the storm devastated areas of Sayreville, the singer visited his hometown and spent time comforting area residents.

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