Bon Jovi

The early 1990s marked the band's return with the double-platinum "Keep the Faith." A pinnacle in their career, the 1994 single "Always" became a global sensation. "These Days" in 1995 achieved remarkable success in Europe, producing four Top Ten singles in the UK. The 2000 album "Crush," featuring the iconic "It's My Life," marked a successful re-entry, appealing to a younger audience. Subsequent albums, including "Have a Nice Day" (2005) and "Lost Highway" (2007), showcased versatility by incorporating country elements.

Bon Jovi's impact extended beyond records, with notable tours and accolades, including a Grammy Award for "Who Says You Can't Go Home." Despite challenges like Sambora's departure in 2013, the band continued to evolve, releasing albums like "This House Is Not For Sale" (2016) and "2020" (2020), reflecting the times with themes inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic and George Floyd protests. Their enduring legacy is solidified with inductions into the UK Music Hall of Fame (2006) and the US Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2018), along with accolades at the American Music Awards and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. With 15 studio albums, five compilations, and three live albums, Bon Jovi's global impact and musical journey continue to resonate with a vast audience.