When Bon Jovi Concert Tour?
After their 2022 tour, Bon Jovi is scheduled for a concert tour in 2023. The rock band from New Jersey is eagerly ready to perform its show across North America and Europe from April through July. This is the band’s first proper tour since the This House Is Not for Sale Tour which began in early 2016 and continued till 2019.
The band is planning to kick start the Bon Jovi tour in 2023 in America, with the first performance scheduled for the 14 ^{th} of April in Tacoma, Washington. They will perform gigs in the Pacific Northwest and down the west coast and then go further east. Some of the cities that the band plans to perform during the first half of the tour are Denver, Dallas, Atlanta, Toronto, and Washington DC. The band will also be visiting well-known stadiums such as the Madison Square Garden in New York and the United Center in Chicago.
Late May sees Bon Jovi head across the ocean to play a set of concerts in Europe. This European portion of the tour takes the band through major cities such as Munich, Milan, Amsterdam, Manchester, Dublin, and many others, culminating at London’s Wembley Stadium on July 8. Based on the popularity of Bon Jovi and the rich history of touring Europe, high ticket sales and demand must be anticipated for all the concerts.
This follows Bon Jovi's release of the album in the year 2020. The appropriately named 2020 came out when the COVID-19 outbreak began in the world starting early 2020. This made it hard for the band to tour as initially planned behind the album which they had to delay. Only in 2023 will the fans be able to witness the band perform the new material alongside the timeless hits that have solidified the band’s place in the history of rock music.
Lead singer Jon Bon Jovi recently stated how everyone in the band is eager to hit the road again saying, “We have all missed touring and we know that nothing can replace the energy of a live show for the fans or the band. ” Since Bon Jovi is known for their high-energy arena rock shows, fans should expect them to give it their all for these concerts.
It has to stir the emotions of both the band and the fans as Bon Jovi embarks on a tour for the first time in four years. There are probably very few bands that can compete with them in terms of musicianship, stage presence,, and the way they communicate with their audience across the globe. With this many dates set already, it does indeed look like Bon Jovi is eager to catch up for the missed time and the skipped tours in 2023.
This won’t simply be a run through the greatest hits, either. In addition to classic hits such as “Livin’ on a Prayer,” “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Wanted Dead or Alive,” and “It’s My Life,” fans should not be surprised if Bon Jovi also includes newer songs in the performances. New songs such as ‘Limitless’ ‘American reckoning’ and ‘2020’ are all in their new album representing the new Bon Jovi era. The band has never shied away from including new tracks in their live performances even if they are playing in front of thousands of people.
Jon Bon Jovi, keyboardist David Bryan, drummer Tico Torres, guitarist Phil X, and bassist Hugh McDonald claimed to be a band that is popular among young and old fans alike. These shows will therefore depict the versatility and richness of a decorated career. From their early days in the heavy metal genre that dominated the 1980s to becoming current Rock And Roll Hall of Fame members and New Jersey icons, Bon Jovi has music for all generations.
The band’s live shows will also contain a lot of songs that people love but they were not necessarily massive pop chart classics. Major hits like ‘Runaway,’ ‘I’ll Be There for You,’ and other tracks from LET IT ROCK and SLIPPERY WHEN WET demonstrate Bon Jovi’s songwriting and music skills. This time around, one can be very sure that every aspect of Bon Jovi’s discography will be represented on the setlist.
Since most of the shows have already been scheduled, it is hard to find new dates to include in the already busy time-table timetable for a band still evidently at their best like Bon Jovi, it should not be out of the realm of possibility to consider that the tour could go on longer than expected or that new songs could be introduced to current setlists. One thing is certain though: According to predictions, 2023 will be the year to focus on Bon Jovi.
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