Hey “Voice” contestants, your potential is “Limitless.”
The band Bon Jovi performed their new inspirational single, “Limitless,” during the final episode of the current season of “The Voice” on Tuesday, May 19 on NBC.
The track is from the band's upcoming album, “2020,” now due out in the fall. “2020” was originally scheduled to be released on May 15, but it was pushed back when the band's summer tour was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Two band members, David Bryan and Everett Bradley, have beat the coronavirus in the past few weeks. Coaches Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton, John Legend and Nick Jonas each had a “Voice” in the competition. Micah Iverson (Team Kelly), Thunderstorm Artis (Team Nick), CammWess (Team Legend), Todd Tilghman (Team Blake), and Toneisha Harris (Team Blake) were still in the competition as of Tuesday.
Tilghman took the title. The night also featured several guest performances, including the Jonas Brothers, who, like Bon Jovi, are from Jersey. “We are supposed to be socially distancing and you just touched millions of people,” said Shelton from Oklahoma after a performance on Monday, May 18.
Even though the album release and tour were nixed, it's been a busy time for Jon Bon Jovi and the band. Jon performed “Someday I'll Be Saturday Night” from his Middletown home Monday, May 18, on the “A Night of Covenant House Stars” fundraiser for homeless youth. The band performed a virtual acoustic version of “It's My Life” May 11 for the “Rise Up New York!” telethon, a benefit for the Robin Hood Fund and Jon played two songs, the new “Do What You Can” and “Livin' on a Prayer,” during the April 22 “Jersey 4 Jersey” benefit for the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund.
The band Bon Jovi performed their new inspirational single, “Limitless,” during the final episode of the current season of “The Voice” on Tuesday, May 19 on NBC.
The track is from the band's upcoming album, “2020,” now due out in the fall. “2020” was originally scheduled to be released on May 15, but it was pushed back when the band's summer tour was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Two band members, David Bryan and Everett Bradley, have beat the coronavirus in the past few weeks. Coaches Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton, John Legend and Nick Jonas each had a “Voice” in the competition. Micah Iverson (Team Kelly), Thunderstorm Artis (Team Nick), CammWess (Team Legend), Todd Tilghman (Team Blake), and Toneisha Harris (Team Blake) were still in the competition as of Tuesday.
Tilghman took the title. The night also featured several guest performances, including the Jonas Brothers, who, like Bon Jovi, are from Jersey. “We are supposed to be socially distancing and you just touched millions of people,” said Shelton from Oklahoma after a performance on Monday, May 18.
Even though the album release and tour were nixed, it's been a busy time for Jon Bon Jovi and the band. Jon performed “Someday I'll Be Saturday Night” from his Middletown home Monday, May 18, on the “A Night of Covenant House Stars” fundraiser for homeless youth. The band performed a virtual acoustic version of “It's My Life” May 11 for the “Rise Up New York!” telethon, a benefit for the Robin Hood Fund and Jon played two songs, the new “Do What You Can” and “Livin' on a Prayer,” during the April 22 “Jersey 4 Jersey” benefit for the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund.
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