Following the success of their Grammy award-winning country style single 'Who Says You Can't Go Home' which featured on their previous studio album 'Have A Nice Day,' it shouldn't have came as a shock to any fans of Bon Jovi that they would record an entire album influenced and inspired by Nashville. However, it did surprise some fans of the band and the critics of course had a field day with Bon Jovi's 'country' album, 'Lost Highway', even though Jon Bon Jovi himself had stated it was not a 'country' album. Released in 2007, Lost Highway was inspired and influenced by Nashville, but essentially still a Bon Jovi album. Tracklist: 1. Lost ...  Read the complete review

Lost Highway is the tenth studio album to be released by Bon Jovi and heads in a different direction to the one most fans might have been expecting from the band. With a more country feel, this album is almost as different from their previous material as This Left Feels Right was (an acoustic album featuring new versions of previous releases) but works so much better and is to my mind one of their best albums in a long while. In fact this is possibly my second most favourite of their albums after Destination Anywhere which was more of a solo effort from Mr.Jovi himself rather than a Bon Jovi album per se but hey, who's nit-picking? Lost Highway begins with the ...  Read the complete review

Bon Jovi meets country! and it's brilliant! I think it's important to remember that Bon Jovi have now been going for 25 years now, and they've had huge success with all of their albums and sell out world tours. I think the reason they keep going strong is because unlike many other rock bands that came out of the late 70's early 80's Bon Jovi have grown and developed their music over the years, not necessarily following the trend but they're own love of music and writing emotive songs pertinent to what's happening in the world and indeed in there own lives. Bon Jovi has received a lot of criticism from people who want 'old school' Bon ...  Read the complete review

Released in 2007 Lost Highway is Bon Jovi's 13th album since the band formed in 1983. Following on from the success of "Who Says You Can't Go Home" which was a duet with country star Jennifer Nettles from the Have A Nice Day album this record fuses the typical Bon Jovi rock sound with American country music. Hard core fans of the band's 80's sound may not be hugely impressed but changing things helps to keep the band sounding fresh. The country sound is most evident in title track Lost Highway, Til We Aint Strangers Anymore which sees Jon duet with Leann Rimes. We Got It Goin On is a collaboration with country duo Big and Rich and is a fun party song featuring .  Read the complete review

Not too surprised that no-one has written a review so far for Bon Jovi's latest effort "Lost Highway". I've been a fan of the New Jersey rockers for about the last 15 years and I have to say this has been their most disappointing release since 7800 Degree Fahrenheit. It's not a terrible album by any means but it's just very different from the usual stuff you expect from Bon Jovi, the title track Lost Highway is without doubt the stand out track on the album by a country mile. "Country" being the operative word, as the guys have dropped pretty much all the Rock from their music and gone even softer than usual. This is ...  Read the complete review