BON JOVI have walked from their decades long association with Mercury Records. JBJ talkedto Billboard about the departure, which you can read below.
After 32 years on Mercury Records, “It’s the end of an era,” the singer tells Billboard.
Bon Jovi’s 32-year relationship with Mercury Records is ending, Jon Bon Jovi tells Billboard.

“It is the end of an era,” says the singer just before taking the stage for a show with his sideband, Jon Bon Jovi & The Kings of Suburbia at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada.
The news comes one day after the release of Bon Jovi’s “fan album,” Burning Bridges. The record, he explains, is a collection of songs that was meant to accompany the group’s upcoming 12-show tour of Southeast Asia, but in reality, it was something more, he said.

“[It fulfills] a commitment to Mercury Records,” he tells Billboard. “After 32 years, we have parted ways. That is the big news. If you listen to ‘Burning Bridges,’ the song, it is clearly spelled out.”
The song is last on Burning Bridges’ tracklist, and includes the scathing lyrics, “After 30 years of loyalty, they let you dig the grave / Now maybe you can learn to sing or strum along / Well I’ll give you half the publishing / You’re why I wrote this song.”