ContactMusic — Jon Bon Jovi has accused Apple and its Ceo Steve Jobs of "killing music". Jon Bon Jovi, the American singer-songwriter who has reportedly sold over 100 million albums worldwide, says technology giant Apple and it's chief executive Steve Jobs are to b... more info

Pop Crunch — We take it Jon Bon Jovi isn’t a fan of the new Apple iPad? The rock icon has stirred a national debate about the future of the recording industry after [...] more info

Topix — If you download "Livin' on a Prayer" from iTunes , you are killing music. Says who? How about Jon Bon Jovi ? The Jersey-born musician tells Toronto 's Sunday Times magazine that downloading music and playing digital files on an iPod ruins a key eleme... more info

Gigwise — He slams the technology chief... more info

ContactMusic — Jon Bon Jovi has taken aim at Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, accusing him of "killing" the music industry with iTunes. The rocker is saddened that children no longer enjoy the "magical" experience of buying records in a high street store because of ... more info

Metalsucks — Last week’s best selling “Hard Music” album was a Bon Jovi greatest hits package. I make no effort to hide the fact that I enjoy Bon Jovi from time to time, but COME ON FANS OF HEAVY MUSIC WHAT THE FUCK?! Following Bon Jovi, the #2, #3 and #4 c... more info

Guardian Music — Rapper joins stars including Nelly Furtado, Beyoncé and Usher in expressing regret for performing for the Gaddafi family50 Cent has followed the example set last week by Nelly Furtado, Beyoncé, Mariah Carey and Usher, expressing regret for performi... more info

NME — Bon Jovi are also on the bill for the London event more info

Guardian Music — R&B star follows Nelly Furtado, Beyoncé and Mariah Carey in expressing regret over performing for family of Libyan leaderWeeks into the uprising in Libya, Usher has finally responded to calls that he donate his fee from a private concert for the son... more info

ContactMusic — Jon Bon Jovi rocked the Wells Fargo Centre in Philadelphia last night (2nd March 2011) on his 49th birthday. Jon Bon Jovi, the acclaimed American musician turned 49-years-old yesterday and celebrated by playing a sold out concert in Philadelphia, ... more info