Rock legend Jon Bon Jovi says he is getting back to live performances "step by step" following his vocal cord surgery which was conducted over two years ago.
In the recently released docu-series "Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story", the 62-year-old singer-songwriter had revealed that his vocal problems began in 2015 but got worse in 2022 following which he had to seek professional intervention.
Speaking with the People magazine at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's latest exhibit centered around his band Bon Jovi, the musician said he was in high spirits after taking to the stage in Nashville, Tennessee over the weekend.
"We performed last night in Nashville, and everything was very good. So step by step, I바카라m getting back to it," said Bon Jovi, known for songs such as "Livin' on a Prayer", "It's My Life" and "You Give Love A Bad Name". He credited singer Shania Twain, who had similar voice problems, for encouraging him to go forward with the procedure.
"She바카라s been my spirit sister in this. She바카라s the only other one I바카라ve known that바카라s ever had this surgery, with this doctor, and the only reason I found that out is because she reported it in the press. 바카라Not only did she reassure me that it would be OK, but I think she also pulled my leg a little bit because she told me I바카라d be out there a lot sooner than I have been. She says, 바카라Well, I told you that because I knew that you might back out otherwise.바카라 And so, I couldn바카라t wait to get the operation,바카라 the Grammy winner recalled.
Bon Jovi, who has released his new album "Forever", said he is closely working with vocal coaches to further his improvement. 바카라Every day is the recovery process,바카라 he said.
