It’s July 1990 and hotter than hell in New York City. ... It was the first monumental Bon Jovi hit that Desmond Child had nothing to do with, written entirely by Jon and Richie.

The Bon Jovi version hit No. 33 here but reportedly sold over 4 million units globally and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal in 2001.

Two very fictional yet immensely relatable characters at the center of the song are Tommy and Gina, who are struggling with economic poverty and sacrifice. Tommy lost his job because of a labor strike ...

Kelly Clarkson: Talk-show host mistakes her song for a Christina Aguilera hit in a game with Anne Hathaway Released in July 1990, “Blaze of Glory” appeared on the soundtrack of the Western ...

When recording “Who Says You Can’t Go Home” for their 2005 album Have a Nice Day, Jon Bon Jovi knew he had a potential crossover hit. He also knew he’d need some help with the vocals to ...

Kelly Clarkson revealed she struggled to perform a cover of Jon Bon Jovi's "Blaze of Glory ... Clarkson said the early ‘90s hard-rock hit was “the song that ... Released in July 1990, ...

The march of the beat and the whine of the pedal steel guitar that power Jon Bon Jovi’s Oscar-nominated solo hit from 1990 were tautly replicated by Etheridge and Larkin Poe’s scintillating ...

Bon Jovi, guitarist Richie Sambora, keyboardist David Bryan and drummer Tico Torres take a trip down memory lane in the docuseries, which peels back a curtain on the good (No. 1 hits, sold-out ...

Bon Jovi also revealed which instrument Belichick can play. ... Jon Bon Jovi’s Bill Belichick story from the 1990s: ... Tyler O’Neill hits 3-run homer in the 10th to lift Red Sox past Orioles 5-3; ...