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Bon Jovi set four North American stadium concerts for 2027

The seven-date Forever Tour schedule also includes two Australian shows and a London appearance, with North American ticket sales opening Oct. 30.

By Priya Ramanathan

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Bon Jovi have announced seven Forever Tour performances for 2027, with four stadium concerts in North America following appearances in Australia and London. The schedule opens March 4 in Melbourne and ends Aug. 4 in Toronto.

Six concerts are scheduled for stadiums; the London appearance will be at BST Hyde Park. In North America, the band will visit East Rutherford, Chicago and Foxborough before the Toronto finale.

Registration for the North American concerts is available through the band's website. The artist presale opens Oct. 28 at 10AM local time, with other presales preceding general ticket sales on Oct. 30 at 10AM local time.

  • March 04: Marvel Stadium — Melbourne, Australia
  • March 11: Accor Stadium — Sydney Olympic Park, Australia
  • June 24: BST Hyde Park — London, U.K.
  • July 15: MetLife Stadium — East Rutherford, N.J.
  • July 21: Soldier Field Stadium — Chicago, Ill.
  • July 28: Gillette Stadium — Foxborough, Mass.
  • Aug. 04: Rogers Stadium — Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The band completed its 2026 tour schedule in September with three Wembley Stadium performances in London, following nine concerts at Madison Square Garden in July. The tour takes its name from Forever, Bon Jovi's 16th LP, released in 2024.

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