Bon Jovi take the Forever Tour to stadiums in 2027, with seven dates in Australia, London, the US and Canada
The band announced shows from March to August. Tickets open in stages starting October 20.
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Bon Jovi announced seven new Forever Tour dates on Monday, October 19, all of them in stadiums or large open-air venues between March and August 2027. The run covers Australia, the UK, the United States and Canada, according to the announcement on the band's official website.
The 2027 dates
- March 4: Melbourne, Australia, Marvel Stadium
- March 11: Sydney Olympic Park, Australia, Accor Stadium
- June 24: London, UK, BST Hyde Park
- July 15: East Rutherford, NJ, MetLife Stadium
- July 21: Chicago, IL, Soldier Field
- July 28: Foxborough, MA, Gillette Stadium
- August 4: Toronto, ON, Rogers Stadium
How to get tickets
In the US and Canada, the presale starts Wednesday, October 28, at 10 a.m. local time, and the general on-sale follows on Friday, October 30, also at 10 a.m. local time. Fans can register for presale access on the band's site, and Billboard notes that additional presales will run during that week. In Australia, presales begin Tuesday, October 20 (noon in Sydney, 1 p.m. in Melbourne) with the code BONJOVIFOREVER; the London presale starts Wednesday, October 21, at 10 a.m. Both markets go on general sale Friday, October 23. Prices were not included in the announcement.
What about Latin America and Europe?
Not yet. London is the only European stop, and there are no Latin American dates. Jon Bon Jovi says the band is taking the celebration "around the world" in 2027, "with more cities, more countries," but has not said which ones.
How we got here
The Forever Tour brought the band back to the stage in 2026 with nine nights at Madison Square Garden, three at London's Wembley Stadium and stadium shows in Edinburgh and Dublin. As Billboard points out, the comeback carried extra weight: after vocal cord surgery in 2022, it was unclear whether Jon Bon Jovi would be able to perform live again.
Now we're taking that celebration around the world in 2027, with more cities, more countries, and a whole lot more nights to remember.
The New Jersey date is a homecoming of sorts: MetLife Stadium sits in the band's home state. Stepping back up to stadiums, rather than smaller arenas, is the clearest sign this year's shows worked. Any new dates will come through the same channels: the official site and the band's social accounts.
