When you hear the words, ‘Bon Jovi’, chances are you know who we mean. But for those who don’t, Bon Jovi is an American rock band. Formed in 1983, Bon Jovi brought a lot of notoriety to the rock scene thanks to their heavy coverage on MTV – they were actually one of the first rock bands to receive this! What followed was a legacy of songs that echoed across the globe, like Living On A Prayer, It’s My Life and You Give Love A Bad Name. Bon Jovi, however, certainly gave rock a good name. Their influence has been unprecedented, and on the 7th of October, the tribute band, Wrong Jovi, will be playing live at Huntingdon Hall in Worcester.
About Wrong Jovi
Wrong Jovi sprung into action back in 2016 and has since been crowned the best Bon Jovi tribute band in the world. Comprising of five band members: Ally (a previous X-Factor and Britain’s Got Talent contestant), Mark, Jon, Jim and Alex, this well-loved tribute band keeps their schedule busy with frequent gigs that have fans scratching their heads wondering if they’re the real deal. And those in attendance at Huntingdon Hall on the 7-8 October could be asking themselves the same question!
Bon Jovi tribute bands, and bands in general, are an elegant way of making the band and that particular genre of music more accessible. One way is through a mirrored experience at a reduced cost. Although Bon Jovi still tours, the legacy and popularity of the band means the cost of experiencing them live means tickets will be higher than watching Wrong Jovi. The alternative tribute band offers something more affordable with the same infamous songs in a smaller venue that invites a more intimate experience, thus encouraging more Bon Jovi lovers to come through the doors of Huntingdon Hall! It’s Wrong Jovi’s aim to bring Bon Jovi to a venue near you, a powerful tool of accessibility that goes a long way – even in other industries you wouldn’t pin tribute acts alongside…
Online Casinos
Yes, we’re talking about live online UK casinos. Despite being different, the core value remains the same. Like seeing the real Bon Jovi live, traditional casinos aren’t always an option for all casino fans. And with Wrong Jovi capturing as best as they can, an authentic Bon Jovi concert (with some extra benefits mentioned above), it’s something online casinos try to do with their traditional counterpart. Many online casinos provide digital versions of beloved slots you find in traditional casinos, while even throwing in exclusive slots and bonuses you can’t always
find elsewhere. Not to mention the removal of geographic restrictions you’re faced with in a standard casino. It entices people to get involved with the casino setting differently, much like Wrong Jovi entices people to get involved with Bon Jovi’s music differently.
Rounding things off
Bon Jovi is an iconic rock band. So seeing tribute bands paying homage to this quintet comes as no surprise, but nobody seems to do it like Wrong Jovi, and come October, those close to Worcester get to witness how. It’s been interesting to see how tribute bands like Wrong Jovi provide more accessibility to the music scene and artists themselves, and how similarities can be seen in other mediums like online casinos.
