Among those to hit the stage and perform at the event included Melissa Etheridge, Shania Twain, Jason Isbell, Brandy Clark, Damiano David, Goo Goo Dolls, Jelly Roll, Marcus King, The War and Treaty and Lainey Wilson.
When sitting down taking in all the festivities and performances, Bon Jovi sat alongside his wife of 34 years, Dorothea Hurley, and Paul McCartney, among others.
In fact, the Bon Jovi singer-songwriter, 61, spent much of is time sitting and chatting with The Beatles legend.
The Let It Be icon looked fab decked out in his black and blue plaid suit he wore over a white button-down shirt.
Bruce Springsteen played a blistering duet with Jon Bon Jovi to honor the latter artist at a pre-Grammy gala Friday, as superstars including Paul McCartney danced along to an event heavy on New Jersey pride.
The two rock icons had the crowd on its feet for rollicking renditions of Bon Jovi's hit "Who Says You Can't Go Home" and Springsteen's "The Promised Land."
But arguably the highlight of the evening was when the two New Jersey boys Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi got up to rock out together.
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The 33rd annual MusiCares Person of the Year gala will take place at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday, February 2, two days before this year’s Grammy Awards.
“Jon Bon Jovi is a rock and roll trailblazer, influencing countless artists over the years,” MusiCares executive director Laura Segura said in a statement. “MusiCares is honored to pay tribute to him as our 2024 Person of the Year. Bon Jovi has also lent his life’s work to philanthropic efforts that align with the health and human services mission of MusiCares, forever changing the lives of those in need.”
Bruce Springsteen Reportedly Working On Nebraska Feature Film
‘I wanted the music to feel like a waking dream’: Springsteen part-recorded Born in the USA at the same time as Nebraska.
Earlier this week, Netflix shared a trailer for a “We Are The World” documentary called The Greatest Night In Pop, which includes an interview with Bruce Springsteen. Yesterday, Showbiz 411 reported that Springsteen might be working on a feature film centered on his seminal 1982 album Nebraska.
As the story goes, the New Jersey-born musician intended to rerecord the raw, emotional demo tracks that would comprise the forthcoming “Nebraska,” but eventually decided to release the songs as they were.
