Fans will finally get a hold of Bon Jovi's new album next year!
Together with the announcement, the band's frontman also explained to Billboard their new single "Burning Bridges" and its connection to their former label company, Mercury Records.
"[It fulfills] a commitment to Mercury Records," Jon Bon Jovi explained to Billboard. "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."
And in line with the new album announcement of Bon Jovi, Ultimate Classic Rock has provided a list of songs, which will be included in the record.
"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"
In line with the announcement of their new album, Bon Jovi has launched an Asian tour with inclusion of Abu Dhabi and Israel to promote their record, "Burning Bridges."
The American rock band will reportedly release a "fan album" during their tour.
The new album is reportedly going to be released in two different occassions, Billboard reported.
"Burning Bridges, was released in Aug. 21, is for the fans," 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."
