Watch New Bon Jovi Video, ‘Walls’ From ‘This House Is Not For Sale’
Bon Jovi have released a new video for their track Walls. The song features on the expanded edition of the band’s latest album This House Is Not For Sale which was launched last month. The reissue also includes ‘When We Were Us’.
The new promo film for ‘Walls’ arrives ahead of the legendary New Jersey rockers’ induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame which will take place on Saturday, 14 April at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland, Ohio.
The ceremony will see the band’s classic line-up of vocalist Jon Bon Jovi, guitarist Richie Sambora, keyboardist David Bryan, bassist Alec John Such and drummer Tico Torres take to the stage together to perform a couple of songs.
Speaking about Walls, David Bryan told Billboard that its subject matter is “about unification, not separation.”
He added: “It’s what happens in the world. It’s putting up Walls within yourself. There’s a lot of metaphors that go with that. It’s like ‘Keep The Faith’ was a sign of the times. We still have signs of the times in the writing.”
Bon Jovi are currently on tour across North America. Their itinerary includes the following dates:
7 April: Newark, Prudential Center, NJ
8 April: Newark Prudential Center, NJ
18 April: Orlando, Amway Center, FL
20 April: Atlanta, Philips Arena, GA
21 April: Charlotte, Spectrum Center, NC
24 April: Raleigh, PNC Arena, NC
26 April: Chicago, United Centre, IL
28 April: St Paul, Xcel Energy Center, MN
29 April: Milwaukee, BMO Harris Bradley Center, WI
2 May: Allentown, PPL Centre, PA
3 May: Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center, PA
5 May: Uncasville, Mohegan Sun Arena, CT
7 May: Ottawa, Canadian Tire Centre, ON
9 May: New York, Madison Square Garden, NY
10 May: New York, Madison Square Garden, NY
12 May: Toronto, Air Canada Centre, ON
14 May: Washington, Capital One Arena, DC
17 May: Montreal, Centre Bell Centre, QC (*rescheduled from 4 April)
18 May: Montreal, Centre Bell Centre, QC (*rescheduled from 5 April)
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