Unfortunately for fans who are expecting a reunion tour between Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora, that's not going to happen.
Despite previous reports and speculations, the band's co-founder and former lead guitarist said that he has already moved on from his former rock band and has decided to pursue with his solo project.
"You know what, I'll tell you, we've played so many shows in so many places, he told Ultimate Classic Rock of his past experience with Bon Jovi tour.. "It's been kind of a whirlwind, between the writing process and working with other artists and just us getting to know each other as artists and musicians and touring."
Furthermore, the 55-year-old musician explained that 30 years is more than enough time to spend with his former band and it's about time to finally pursue his solo career, as he is now working on a project with Michael Jackson's former guitarist, Orianthi.
However, Sambora has openly acknowledged what Bon Jovi has done for him as he recalled all the hit albums he made with the group.
"You have your first No. 1 record, your first hit single and then we had the second one and the 10th one and then you play all of the stadiums," Sambora said of his former band. "It's just insane. It was an insane ride. Thirty years is a good run for anything. Keeping a band together for 30 years is not the easiest thing to do in the world, and we worked really hard at it."
But while there will be no reunion tour, expect a new album from Bon Jovi.
The follow-up record to their 2012 hit, "Inside Out," is finally in the works according to People magazine.
"I was in the studio all day working on the new record. I walked here from the studio," Jon Bon Jovi said of their new album. "I just read the paper, it gives you an opportunity to write something ... It's early but I'm about a dozen songs in. I feel good."
