Jon Bon Jovi was born John Francis Bongiovi, Jr. in 1962. Although best known as the creator and front man of the band Bon Jovi, Jon’s contributions to music and film reach far beyond his association with the band.

As a young man, Jon Bon Jovi swapped school commitments for opportunities to play with local bands, and by the age of sixteen, he was a regular in the local clubs. A job sweeping floors at his cousin’s recording studio, The Power Station, gave Jon the opportunity to record “Runaway,” a song he wrote during his daily commutes from Jersey to New York City.

After rejections from a number of record companies, a local rock station agreed to feature “Runaway” on their play list of local homegrown talent. It quickly became a hit on the local charts, and eventually Mercury offered Jon Bon Jovi a recording contract. In 1983, Bon Jovi was founded, after Jon found Tico Torres, David Bryan, Alec Jon Such, and Richie Sambora to join him.

The band Bon Jovi was born, and Jon would find himself with a remarkable future as a singer, performer, actor, and activist, all roles he continues to fulfill today.

As a musician, Jon Bon Jovi has released eleven studio albums with Bon Jovi and two albums for his solo career. Bon Jovi received a Golden Globe for “Blaze of Glory,” and was given recognition by VH1 as one of their “100 Sexiest Artists.” In total, Jon Bon Jovi has sold more than 130 million albums worldwide.

As an actor, Jon Bon Jovi has appeared in numerous movies, including Destination Anywhere, Homegrown, Little City, Moonlight and Valentino, The Leading Man, No Looking Back, Row Your Boat, Cry Wolf, National Lampoon’s Pucked, and New Years Eve.

His charitable work includes Habitat for Humanity, Project H.O.M.E., the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS foundation, the Special Olympics, and the American Red Cross. He sang “Everybody Hurts” alongside twenty-one other artists in aid of relief for Haiti following the 2010 earthquake.

Between 1996 and 2003, he was named one of the “50 Most Beautiful People In The World" and “Sexiest Rock Star” in People Magazine.

For his achievements, Monmouth University awarded him an honorary Doctorate degree in 2001.

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• "Blaze of Glory"
• "Miracle"
• "Midnight in Chelsea"
• "Please Come Home for Christmas"
• "Janie, Don't Take Your Love to Town"
• "You Give Love A Bad Name"
• "Livin' On A Prayer"
• "Bad Medicine"
• "Wanted Dead Or Alive"
• "Always"