Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Set To Reunite Bon Jovi

American rock group Bon Jovi is set to reunite with their original line up at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

According to reports, the iconic group is also expected to play a couple of songs at the ceremony on April 14 in Cleveland, with the original line up - including Alec John Such and Richie Sambora.

That means Jon Bon Jovi, drummer Tico Torres, and keyboardist David Bryan will be joined by Alec John Such and Richie Sambora, who left the group in 1994 and 2013, respectively. “Speaking to Alec on the phone, it was wonderful,” Torres told Billboard.

“We took that journey together at certain times as a group, and I think it’s wonderful we can re-enact that — not only for us but for the fans. I think when you get together with old friends, there’s always going to be some deep emotions within that.”

Torres and Bryan are currently touring with Bon Jovi on the “This House Is Not for Sale Tour” in support of the 2016 album of the same name. They’ve been releasing a few new songs to accompany the tour, including “When We Were Us”, which Bryan says was inspired by the Hall of Fame induction.

The 1980s-era hair rockers Bon Jovi are reportedly set to embark on a 30-city tour around the US, but before leaving home, Jon admitted he wouldn't be able to "float" or find his "mojo" on stage without his trusty sneakers, which he's worn for the last 15 years.

Asked about his tour must-haves, Jon shared: "I've worn the same sneakers for 15 years ... I need my shoes."

As well as worrying about what he wears on his feet, the rocker also pays close attention to what he eats and drinks while on the road.

Jon revealed that his special tea is another item he can't live without on tour.