With a new series and album in the first half of 2024, the musician confirmed to Rolling Stone Brasil his desire to return to the country within the next year
Jon Bon Jovi wants to come to Brazil next year. The singer, who spoke exclusively to Rolling Stone Brazil about your series Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Storycommented on the affection of the Brazilian public and their desire to return to the country within a year.
“You know, to be honest, the loyalty of Brazilian fans is unparalleled. Just know that even though I’m grateful for everything you’ve been through, I’m hopeful that what is, that what will be, is just as good or even better.” “, said the musician to Rolling Stone Brazil
Bon Jovi went on to explain that their next album – Forever, scheduled for release in the first half of 2024 – is the “best we’ve done in the last 20 years, legendary, ready for a great start.” He also spoke about the series, which “celebrates what has passed and what is to come”. And he ended by anticipating his desire to come to Brazil again:
“And I hope to go to Brazil again in a year’s time.”
The statement comes in a context of uncertainty about the star’s arrival in the country. Recently, Jon Bon Jovi faced vocal problems, which ended up being addressed in the series Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi StoryAccording to the journalist José Norberto Fleschthe singer would be studying a trip to the country in 2025.
Check out the interview with Jon Bon Jovi below:
No vanity
Premiere of Star+ last week, the series Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story tells the story of Bon Jovi’s four-decade career. Directed by Gotham Chopra and produced by Huluthe series addresses, in four episodes, the construction of the legend around Bon Jovi – including an explicit approach to the scandals and difficulties faced by the group and the singer over the last 40 years.
Praised by vehicles such as The Guardian Or the NPRthe series has the premise of not shying away from controversy – something that Jon Bon Jovi himself confirms to Rolling Stone Brazil:
“One thing I knew we didn’t want to create was a documentary or a vanity docuseries. If we’re going to tell the definitive story of the first 40 years, let’s just tell the truth,” said the musician.
“And the truth is that I went through physical difficulties when we decided to make this film. So I felt that it was something important for the storytelling of the whole thing. It wasn’t supposed to be the only focus, but part of what we achieved during the journey. But this was, of course, a chapter in the journey.”
Watch the trailer for Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story below:
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