Bon Jovi nearly had a completely different name and this is how a legendary 70s rock band influenced their final choice.

Rest assured, Jon Bon Jovi is still livin' on a prayer, no matter what the internet says. Put the emphasis on “livin'.” A rumor of Bon Jovi's passing is making the rounds with faux headlines ...

Despite the rumors and speculation, Jon Bon ... album covers of designer Storm Thorgerson (Hipgnosis). The inspiration led Ioannis to design and paint many covers." Along with is work with Bon ...

The speculation began after the confirmed passing of Ioannis Vasilopoulos, a renowned Greek-American artist and designer who created iconic album cover art for Bon Jovi and other legendary rock bands.

According to the Asbury Park Press, the rumor gained traction following the sudden passing of Ioannis Vasilopoulos, the artist who designed the cover of some of Bon Jovi’s most iconic albums.

resulting in the phrase "Bon Jovi dead" trending on social media. The album cover designer's obituary was posted on the Cody-White Funeral Service website. It mentioned: "We announce with heavy ...

The house stands directly across Atlantic Avenue from a custom home built by rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who later sold it to move to a larger oceanfront mansion down the street. Need a break?

The obituary that sparked these rumors actually belonged to a Greek-American artist who made cover art for Bon Jovi’s albums, Loannis Vasilopoulos. Following his death on April 7, the artist’s family ...

He was also a designer credited for creating the iconic album cover art for Bon Jovi back in the day. The news of his demise was misconceived by some people who ended up believing that it was Jon Bon ...

The mix-up arose after obituaries and headlines reported the passing of “Bon Jovi album designer Ioannis Vasilopoulos.” Several readers and social media users misunderstood the phrasing ...

Overall I'd still say the album is less than the sum of its parts. It's very technical, but lacks soul and more importantly lacks a killer song to really draw in the listener. For the most part it ...