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Real Name: John Francis Bongiovi, Jr.
Birthday: March 2, 1962 @ 8:45 pm ~Pisces~
Birthplace: Perth Amboy, NJ. His family moved to Sayreville when he was 4.
Grew up: Sayreville, NJ.
Currently Lives: Red Bank, NJ
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Light Brown
Height: 5'10" Weight: 150 lbsS
hoe Size: 11
Family: Father - John Bongiovi, Sr. (Hairdresser, from Italy)
Mother - Carol Sharkey Bongiovi (Former florist, Former
Playboy bunny, President of official Bon Jovi fan club)
Siblings - Anthony Michael (October 11, 1966) and Matthew (August 30, 1971)
Wife - Dorothea Rose Hurley (High School sweethearts, Jon and Dorothea were married on April 29, 1989 in Las Vegas Nevada). Dorothea finished 4th in a US National Karate Championship in late 1992
Children - Stephanie Rose (born May 31, 1993), Jesse James Louis (born February 19, 1995) and Jacob Hurley (born May 7th, 2002)
Education: Sayreville War Memorial High School, Class of 1980, Sayreville New Jersey. Studied acting with Harold Guskin
First Instrument: His mom bought him a guitar when he was 7 years old. Other Instruments Played: Piano, Harmonica,
Keyboard Idols: Frank Sinatra, Bruce Springsteen.
Tatoos: Superman tattoo on his left upper arm, Steers Head on his right upper arm and a small Dragon on his left ankle.
Favorite Quote: "We've been away five years and all they could come up with is boy bands? Well, this is a man band." -- Jon Bon Jovi, 2000
Favorite Quote #2: "This is the way I look at sex scenes: I have basically been doing them for a living for years. Trying to seduce an audience is the basis of rock 'n roll, and if I may say so, I'm pretty good at it... Plus, being married and monogamous, it's the closest thing I can do to having sex without getting in trouble for it..."--Movieline, February 1998
Interesting Facts: He was named one of People Magazines 50 most beautiful people in 1996. He was named "Sexiest Rock Artist" by PEOPLE magazine in 2000.
Awards/Nominations:
1991-Oscar Nominee for Best Music Song, for Young Guns II-for the song Blaze of Glory.
1991-VMA Nominee for Male Video of the Year & Best Video from a Film, for Blaze of Glory.
1991-Golden Globe Winner for Best Original Song, for Young Guns II-for the song Blaze of Glory.
1991-AMA Winner for Favorite Single, for Blaze of Glory2001- DOCTORATE OF HUMANITIES, HONORIS CAUSA from the Monmouth University, New Jersey Read More......

BON JOVI, from 1983 till now, ever after....(hope so...)

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John Francis Bongiovi, its lead singer, was born in Sayreville, New Jersey, to third-generation Italian immigrants.
He is the eldest of three sons to father John, a hairdresser, and mother Carol, a former Bunny Girl turned florist. Both parents instilled in their young son the belief that he could achieve anything he set his mind to.
By his teens, he was playing in local bars and clubs and when his first song, Runaway, was played by a local radio station, he formed the band that was to become Bon Jovi

The Pop-Metal band Bon Jovi traced its roots to 1983 when lead singer John Bonjovi cut a demo tape entitled "Runaway" at New York City's legendary Power Station recording studios. The track received some regional radio airplay in New Jersey and without Bonjovi being signed to a label, his song was becoming a hit, breaking nationwide; he recruited his long-time friend keyboardist David Bryan, guitarist Dave Sabo, bassist Alec John Such and drummer Tico Torres playing a handful of concerts.

Bongiovi finally signed to Mercury Records and replaced Sabo with Richie Sambora; John then shed the 'h' from his first name and de-ethnicized his last name. He re-emerged as Jon Bon Jovi and the band Bon Jovi was born.They opened for ZZ Top at Madison Square Garden before the label had released the band's eponymous debut album, "Bon Jovi", in February of 1984; the record reached the #43 on The Billboard Top 200 chart while "Runaway" crashed into the top 40 of The Billboard Hot 100 and a second single cut, "She Don't Know Me", reached the #48 in the same chart.In April 1985, the group released their sophomore effort, "7800° Fahrenheit"; it debuted at #28 in the U.K. Albums Sales chart, cracked the top 40 of the American Billboard 200 list and generated three Mainstream Rock top 40 hits: "Only Lonely", "In And Out Of Love" and "Silent Night". Within a year, Bon Jovi, moved to Vancouver, to record their next album; now, shifting into high gear, the band released "Slippery When Wet" in the summer of 1986, an album which shot to #1 on The Billboard Top 200 chart going on to sell over 10 million copies in U.S. alone, the record also stalked the charts on the other side of the Atlantic hitting the top 10 in Britain. The first single, "You Give Love A Bad Name" became the band's first #1 on the The Billboard Hot 100 and peaked at #9 on The Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, the follow-up single, "Livin' On A Prayer", hit #1 as well on The Billboard Hot 100, spending four weeks at the top position and reached the same slot on Active Rock list; the album included two more Mainstream Rock top 20 hits, "Never Say Goodbye" and "Wanted Dead Or Alive", the latter of which rose to #7 on Billboard's Hot 100. To support the release the band set out on a nationwide arena tour and armed only with acoustic guitars, Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora, performed at the MTV Video Music Awards spearheading the unplugged movement in popular music.Determined to prove that the success of "Slippery When Wet" was not a fluke, Bon Jovi released its fourth effort in autumn 1998, "New Jersey" went straight to #1 on both U.S. and U.K. Albums charts spawning several massive hits like "Bad Medicine" and "I'll Be There For You", both of which topped The Billboard Hot 100 and peaked at #3 and at #5 respectively on The Mainstream Rock Tracks list; "Born To Be My Baby" hit #3 on Billboard's Hot 100 and rose to #7 on Active Rock chart; two further singles, "Lay Your Hands On Me" and "Living In Sin", charted in the top 10 in U.S. Hot 100. The group mounted another huge worldwide tour that continued throughout 1989 and 1990; they visited more than 20 countries and performed more than 150 shows.In 1990, Jon Bon Jovi wrote and recorded the soundtrack for "Young Guns II" which generated the chart-topping "Blaze Of Glory" and went on to win him a Golden Globe Award for Best Song From A Motion Picture.The future of Bon Jovi became even more uncertain the following year when Richie Sambora released his first solo album.But before 1991 was out, Jon regrouped the members of Bon Jovi and headed back into the Vancouver studios to work on the group's fifth album.

In late 1992, the band returned to the spotlight with a new look and with "Keep The Faith", the record smashed at #1 on the Official British Albums chart and reached the top 5 of the American Billboard 200 list; the title-track became an instant hit, reaching #1 on Active Rock radio, followed by the ballad "Bed Of Roses" which was a Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit and "In These Arms" peaked at #27 in the same chart. To mark the beginning of the band's next phase Bon Jovi embarked on an extensive international tour playing stadiums in America, Europe, Asia and Australia.October 1994 saw the release of a greatest hits compilation entitled "Cross Road", the set featured a couple of new songs, as well as a new, updated rendition of "Livin' On A Prayer" and Jon Bon Jovi's solo hit, "Blaze Of Glory"; the collection hit #1 and #8 respectively in the U.K. and U.S. Pop Albums charts; the first single off of the CD, "Always", was a massive worldwide hit; the second single, "Someday I'll Be Saturday Night", entered the top 10 of both British and Australian charts.But while "Cross Road" was flourishing on the charts and tallying up sales, the band saw the departure of original bass player Alec John Such; with Hugh McDonald called in to handle bass duties, Bon Jovi headed out on the road supporting their latest release.The band's next studio album, "These Days", arrived on the shelves in June 1995, it climbed to the top spot in the British chart and peaked at #9 on The Billboard Top 200 list; the main single, "This Ain't A Love Song", hit #14 on The Billboard Hot 100 and cracked the top 10 in Britain, it was followed by three more U.K. top 10 hits: "Lie To Me", "Something For The Pain" and the album's title cut.Following the success of the "These Days" album and tour, the members of Bon Jovi went their separate ways working on independent projects.

After an extended hiatus, Bon Jovi regrouped in 1999 and began recording their seventh studio album, "Crush" was finally released in mid-2000; it debuted on the U.S. Billboard Top 200 at #9 and became the band's fifth consecutive U.K. #1 album. Worldwide it sold more than 7.5 million units and spawned three singles: the American top 40 hit "It's My Life", "Thank You For Loving Me" and "Say It Isn't So", all of those singles also charted in the top 20 of the British Official Pop list.The next year, the band released "One Wild Night: Live 1985-2001"; this was Bon Jovi's first-ever live album.In spring 2002, the group entered the recording studio to begin recording their eighth studio album, the title, "Bounce", was a reference not only to New York City's and the United States' ability to bounce back from the World Trade Center attacks as a nation but, it also referred to Bon Jovi, the band's ability to bounce back again and again, over the years. The record debuted at #2 on the U.S. Billboard Top 200 list and entered the top 3 on both Canadian and British Albums charts; the lead single, "Everyday", hit #1 in Canada and in the U.K. reached the #5 slot.In late 2004, to commemorate their 20th anniversary, the band unleashed the five CD-DVD box set of rarities entitled "100,000,000 Bon Jovi Fans Can't Be Wrong", which marked the sales of 100 million Bon Jovi albums.On July 2, 2005, the band at Live 8 in Philadelphia performed a new song, "Have A Nice Day" alongside the classics, "Livin' On A Prayer" and "It's My Life".Bon Jovi's next album of original material, "Have A Nice Day", was released in mid-September 2005; it peaked at #2 on The Billboard 200 and at #1 in Canada. The title-track, as first single, made a mid-chart appearance peaking at #53 on The Billboard Hot 100 and "Who Says You Can't Go Home" grabbed a #23 spot on the same chart.

"Lost Highway" is the title of the tenth studio album by the veteran Jersey stadium rockers and is also the first #1 debut on The Billboard 200 chart for the week ending July 7. The band's new Country-flavored album includes the top 40 hit single "(You Want To) Make A Memory".

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