When a royal and a rock legend meet, it’s not just about music—it’s about meaning. At Abbey Road Studios, Prince Harry and Bon Jovi joined forces to create more than a single; they created a symbol of strength for wounded veterans around the world. With laughter, purpose, and powerful lyrics, their collaboration on “Unbroken” became a heartfelt tribute to resilience. What brought them together—and what they hope this song will change—might surprise you

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When two worlds collide—royalty and rock ’n’ roll—the result is bound to capture our hearts. In February 2020, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, surprised fans by stepping into Abbey Road Studios alongside the legendary Jon Bon Jovi to record a charity single for the Invictus Games Foundation.

The track they chose was a fresh take on Bon Jovi’s anthem “Unbroken.” Together, they reshaped the song into a stirring tribute to the courage of wounded, injured, and sick service members and veterans—the very heroes the Invictus Games celebrates.

Stepping into the storied halls of Abbey Road, Harry and Bon Jovi quickly found a rhythm. Behind the cameras, viewers watched as the Duke and the rock star traded playful banter, laughed over takes, and encouraged one another through each verse and chorus.

More than a recording session, their partnership spoke volumes about solidarity. Both Harry and Jon have long been champions of veteran causes, and their collaboration sent a powerful message: when we unite our voices, we can shine a spotlight on the challenges faced by those who have served.

Upon its release, “Unbroken” resonated across the globe. Listeners were moved by its defiant spirit and the sincerity in Harry’s and Bon Jovi’s performances. Every chord and lyric underscored the resilience of the human spirit, echoing the Invictus Games’ mission to uplift wounded veterans on the road to recovery.

Behind the music, the single also generated crucial funds and awareness for the Invictus Games Foundation. Fans of all ages rallied behind the cause, sharing the song and spreading its message of hope and endurance.

Looking back, this unexpected pairing remains a standout moment in both Prince Harry’s philanthropic journey and Jon Bon Jovi’s storied career. Their shared passion brought fresh energy to a classic anthem and reinforced the idea that music can unite us, heal us, and inspire us to support those who give so much.

Ultimately, the “Unbroken” project stands as a testament to the enduring power of collaboration—and to the difference we can make when leaders from every walk of life join forces for a cause that truly matters.

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Have you ever been stopped in your tracks by a voice so electrifying it feels like pure magic surging through your veins? That’s the kind of raw, blue-flame power Robert Plant—born August 20, 1948 in West Bromwich, England—brought to life with his legendary wails and growls when Led Zeppelin burst onto the scene, blending hard rock, delta blues, and soulful folklore into an unforgettable sound that changed music forever—and nowhere is that transformation more thrilling than on “Whole Lotta Love” by Led Zeppelin, where Plant’s seductive swagger meets Jimmy Page’s scorching guitar riff, John Bonham’s thunderous drums, and John Paul Jones’s pulsating bass in a song that still raises the roof decades later. Close your eyes, hit play, and let Plant’s magnetic energy and the band’s hypnotic groove transport you straight to the front row of a sold-out arena

When a royal and a rock legend meet, it’s not just about music—it’s about meaning. At Abbey Road Studios, Prince Harry and Bon Jovi joined forces to create more than a single; they created a symbol of strength for wounded veterans around the world. With laughter, purpose, and powerful lyrics, their collaboration on “Unbroken” became a heartfelt tribute to resilience. What brought them together—and what they hope this song will change—might surprise you

Ever felt a shiver when a song seems to echo your soul’s unspoken desires? From the moment Stevie Nicks first took the stage with Fleetwood Mac, her voice has been a beacon of haunting beauty and fearless vulnerability, and in her solo anthem “Edge of Seventeen” she weaves a tapestry of longing and liberation that feels both timeless and deeply personal, carried by that unforgettable guitar riff and her raspy whisper that speaks straight to the heart—reminding us that every ending births a new beginning, and every breath we take is charged with magical possibility. Written in the wake of personal loss and reflecting on the turbulence of youth, “Edge of Seventeen” transforms heartbreak into empowerment, inviting us to embrace the edge of uncertainty as a place where our stories unfold and our spirits ignite