How Bon Jovi is Involved with Water Conservation Efforts in the U.K.

Bon Jovi and one of their most popular songs will hopefully help water conservation efforts in parts of the U.K.

According to The Mirror, the U.K. is experiencing a lack of rain and a heat wave, which has led to some reservoirs reaching their lowest levels in decades. This has led to Yorkshire Water, a water supply and treatment utility in England, to recommend reducing time in the shower by one minute in the hopes people will only take four-minute showers.

So, how is Yorkshire Water helping people do this? They recommend people sing Bon Jovi's "Livin' On A Prayer," which clocks in at 4:09, while in the shower.

If Bon Jovi isn't your favorite, Yorkshire has you covered! They curated a playlist filled with four-minute songs that include tracks from Coldplay, The Kinks, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Oasis, Spice Girls and more. (Honestly, the playlist also serves as a fun listen, too, even if you're not in the shower.)

Bon Jovi has been active for over four decades, and they aren't showing signs of slowing down.

Their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame career has netted them over 130 million albums sold worldwide and legions of fans spanning generations.

Narrowing down their catalog to a select number of songs and ranking them is a daunting task, but here are Bon Jovi's 35 best songs, ranked.

A new docuseries about Bon Jovi is set to premiere on Hulu on April 26. The docuseries is titled Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story.

The docuseries also has the cooperation of all Bon Jovi members, both past and present. A teaser trailer of the docuseries offers a supercut of the band's wild career, including the exit of guitarist Richie Sambora.

Additionally, the teaser trailer shows Jon Bon Jovi in a hospital bed. He's holding a dry-erase board that simply says, "I'm good." Meanwhile, an unidentified voiceover says, "Jon's going through his challenges." It then cuts to JBJ saying, "It almost killed us."

The "challenges" appear to be about Bon Jovi's recent vocal issues, which he discussed during the Pollstar Live! conference in February 2024.

Per Ultimate Classic Rock, Bon Jovi said, "It's become public knowledge now, but I've had major reconstructive surgery in my vocal cords, and I never had anything like this, ever. So it's been a difficult road, but I found a doctor in Philadelphia who did something called a medialization, because one of my cords was literally atrophied."

A description of Thank You, Goodnight from Hulu also promises it will delve into the band's "most public moments of friction." Of course, this is likely a reference to the 2013 exit of Sambora, who has often talked about the potential of rejoining the band.