Bon Jovi have become the first rock band to make it to number one in the US country music chart.

Their song, Who Says You Can't Go Home, is a duet with Jennifer Nettles, lead singer of country band Sugarland.

 

The track from Bon Jovi's album Have A Nice Day was inspired by the group's work with US homeless charity Habitat.

 

The song recently won a Country Music Television award and has been nominated for an Academy of Country Music award for vocal event of the year.

 

Bon Jovi have just returned from the Japanese leg of their world tour.

 

The band have sold over 100 million albums worldwide over the past two decades and their Have A Nice Day tour has been on the road since November 2005.

 

Their London gigs in June have been moved to the Milton Keynes Bowl because of building delays at Wembley Stadium, where the concerts were due to take place.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk

So what'll be their next release? Livin' on a PRAIRIE??:P

^ hahaha

Bon Jovi Attacks Oasis, Williams and Beckham

 

Singer Jon Bon Jovi has launched a scathing attack at British rockers Oasis and pop star Robbie Williams insisting their music is so bad they "couldn't fill a bar". The Livin' On A Prayer hitmaker also hits out at troubled Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty and pokes fun at soccer ace David Beckham in the new issue of Glamour magazine. He says of Williams, "That guy? He couldn't fill a bar. He couldn't even sell 500 tickets. "(Oasis) couldn't fill a bar, either - and they're full of themselves. He adds of Doherty, "We're not familiar of anything other than his antics and the fact that he's always in trouble - I've never heard a single one of his songs." But Bon Jovi's most bitter comments were reserved for LA Galaxy's Beckham, who he ridiculed by asking, "Is he past his prime?"