L.A. Times - Entertainment — "Who's gonna work for the working man?" wonders Jon Bon Jovi on the new album by the long-running outfit that bears his name. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — "Who's gonna work for the working man?" wonders Jon Bon Jovi on the new album by the long-running outfit that bears his name. Well, Bon Jovi is up to the job: On "The Circle" this band of Jersey boys makes... more info

USA Today Music — What did you expect from Bon Jovi? After 25 years, the New Jersey rockers understand what their fans require and have honed to ... more info

Live Daily — Plus: Switchfoot [ tickets ], The Killers [ tickets ], more Bon Jovi [ tickets ] "The Circle" (Island) The New Jersey rockers return with their 10th studio album, which follows the 2007 chart-topper "Lost Highway." Bon Jovi worked on "The Circl... more info

Star Online, Malaysia — ONE of the biggest hard rock groups of the last 25 years is back with yet another rockin' album. Fronted by the effervescent Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora, Bon Jovi has been thrilling fans with albums like Slippery When Wet, ... more info

Jon Bon Jovi says his lyrics are framed in the White House more info

Guardian Music — When Creation boss and Oasis mentor Alan McGee confessed his admiration for veteran rocker Jon Bon Jovi on a Guardian blog, we just had to get them togetherWho's the last person you might expect to be a dedicated Bon Jovi fan? How about someone who, ... more info

Guardian Music — BBC Radio Theatre, LondonAs Jon Bon Jovi modestly reminds us, his band normally play stadiums when they visit Britain. "Apart from opening the O2, I don't know when we were last indoors in the UK," he muses to the 300 fans (of 33,000 applicants) who ... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Winter/Getty In September, Nirvana fans were shocked to learn that the Kurt Cobain avatar in Guitar Hero 5 could be used to sing any other song on the game’s track list, from Bon Jovi to Bush. Now No Doubt have made a similar discovery about... more info

411 Mania — If it's good enough for U2, it's good enough for Bon Jovi! more info