Bon Jovi is set to have a mini 2015 tour and they are scheduled to hit most of Asia to promote their new album "Burning Bridges."

The upcoming tour, however, would promote a "fan album" release, which they said would be just for the fans to enjoy and sing along with while have this 2015 international tour.

In a report by Billboard, the record is also a partial fulfillment with their longtime record label Mercury Record, which they have worked with for over three decades.

"[It fulfills] a commitment to Mercury Records," Jon Bon Jovi told Billboard the "big news." "After 32 years, we have parted ways. That is the big news. If you listen to 'Burning Bridges,' the song, it is clearly spelled out."

Meanwhile, more Bon Jovi tour news arrives in a recent Billboard report, announcing how the band previously cancelled a tour in Canada, which got most fans disappointed.

According to the report, the Bon Jovi Tours Inc. cancelled the show following the "promoter's failure to do proper diligence in producing the show."

"The band was ready and willing to give a great performance on Saturday," the statement reads. "Unfortunately, the local promoter, Paper Rain Performances, has proven unable to guarantee a properly-produced event. ... Bon Jovi Tours Inc. shares the disappointment of fans for this cancellation and we are grateful for the city of Vancouver's support as we tried to keep this concert as scheduled for Saturday."

The 2015 Bon Jovi tour is as follows:

Sept. 11: Jakarta Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, Indonesia

Sept. 14: Shanghai Mercedez-Benz Arena, China

Sept. 17: Beijing Mastercard Center, China

Sept. 19: Kuala Lumpur Merdeka Stadium, Malaysia

Sept. 20: Singapore Formula One Grand Prix, Singapore

Sept. 22: Seoul Jamsil Stadium, South Korea

Sept. 25: Macao Cotai Arena, China

Sept. 26: Macao Cotai Arena, China

Sept. 28: Taipei TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall, Taiwan

Oct. 01: Abu Dhabi Yas Island Du Arena, UAE

Oct. 03: Tel Aviv Hayarkon Park, Israel