In line with the announcement of their new album, Bon Jovi launches an Asian tour with inclusion of Abu Dhabi and Israel to promote their record, "Burning Bridges."
And with their tour, the American rock band will reportedly release a "fan album," which will be specially for the fans of their tour.
Jon Bon Jovi told Billboard that while their new album's title may sound like a direct hit to the band's former guitarist, Richie Sambora, it is actually about the band's split with their record label, Mercury Records.
"[It fulfills] a commitment to Mercury Records," Jon Bon Jovi explained. "After 32 years, we have parted ways. That is the big news. If you listen to 'Burning Bridges,' the song, it is clearly spelled out."
In a report by Ultimate Classic Rock, Bon Jovi's new album will include 16 tracks which revealed as:
"We Don't Run"
"Saturday Night Gave Me Sunday Morning"
"Mona Lisa"
"Nothing"
"Who Says You Can't Go Home" (feat. Keith Urban)
"This Ain't Love"
"State of Our Union"
"Shine"
"Times Like These"
"Beautiful Day"
"Start Your Own Revolution"
"This Is Our House"
"I'm Giving Me to You"
"I'm On My Way"
"Second Chances"
"The Ghost of a Good Thing"
The new album is reportedly going to be released in two different occassions, Billboard reported.
"Burning Bridges, which will be released August 21st, is an album for fans and will accompany an upcoming international tour," an official statement from the band stated. "The band is hard at work on their next album, which will see a full-scale release in 2016."
Bon Jovi's tour will start at Jakarta on Sept. 11 followed by performances in Shanghai, Beijing, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Macao, Taiwan, UAE and finally it will end in Tel Aviv, Israel on Oct. 3.
