The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is helping Bon Jovi celebrate the June 7th release of their new album, Forever, with a career-spanning exhibit.
Inducted in 2018, the exhibit, Bon Jovi: Forever, will be spread out across the sixth floor with never-before-seen artifacts from each of the bandmembers — Jon Bon Jovi, former guitarist Richie Sambora, keyboardist David Bryan, and drummer Tico Torres.
“When we were inducted into the Hall of Fame, we knew we wanted to have a continuing relationship, not only with the Hall, but with the fans who visit Cleveland every year,” says Jon.
“To celebrate our 40th anniversary, we have archived EVERYTHING we have from notebooks, to demos, to clothes and photographs. Cleveland felt like the perfect place to share this exhibit.”
The exhibit will contain four distinct sections that correspond to each of the four parts of the band’s new documentary, Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story.
Bon Jovi: Forever opens on June 8th and the band will be on hand to take part in a Q&A from the Foster Theater that will be simulcast onto the Union Home Mortgage Plaza. Fans can view this simulcast for free on the UHM Plaza.
For more information go to RockHall.com.
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