Jon Bon Jovi arrives for the opening of the "Bon Jovi Forever" exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.

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Bon Jovi is gearing up for his Forever tour, and he's decided that he wants his fans to be part of it. Literally.

The classic rock favorite posted on Instagram this week, saying that he wants fans to send in their videos singing the band's famed song "Livin' on a Prayer." He'll pick some of the clips to be part of the tour's visuals. How cool is that?

"We are in preproduction getting ready for the tour, and you know what, we’ve decided that we need you," he notes in the video clip.

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He adds: "What we need you to do is record yourself singing 'Livin' on a Prayer.' We want you on the big screen. This is your chance to be a star. We're happy to be back, looking forward to seeing you."

Jon Bon Jovi arrives for the opening of the "Bon Jovi Forever" exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.

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So, how do you sign up? Fans who want to get in on the fun should send their videos into BonJovi.com/livin-on-a-prayer by Friday, June 12.

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"This song has always belonged to the fans and this is a celebration of the voices that have sung it across the world," the website states. "Sing the full song or just jump in on the chorus. We want to see your version."

Also, the site says that this whole thing is "about expression and individuality. Unique ideas, environments, and perspectives encouraged."

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Bon Jovi's Forever Tour marks the group's first since the singer had vocal cord surgery in 2022. It kicks off at New York's Madison Square Garden on July 7.

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