Bon Jovi Forever Tour 2027 – Dates, Ticket Prices and Everything Fans Need to Know

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For a few years, even Jon Bon Jovi wasn’t sure he would be able to sing through another full concert. Now, after vocal cord surgery and a long recovery, the 64-year-old rock star is preparing to take Bon Jovi back across the world in 2027, with seven new stadium dates announced for the Forever Tour.

The new concerts will bring the band to Australia, London and four North American cities between March and August. For fans who grew up singing along to Livin’ on a Prayer and Wanted Dead or Alive, another chance to hear those songs live carries particular meaning after everything Jon has been through.

Tickets are already on sale for the Australian and London concerts, with North American sales opening October 30. Prices vary considerably between venues, and some premium packages cost thousands. Here are the confirmed tour dates, ticket prices and sale details, along with what makes the upcoming shows such an important chapter in the band’s history.

Bon Jovi Forever Tour 2027 Dates and Venues

Australia gets the first two concerts, with Melbourne opening the tour on March 4 and Sydney following a week later. It will be the band’s first Australian visit since 2018, giving local fans a reunion that has been nearly nine years in the making.

London comes next on June 24, when Bon Jovi will headline BST Hyde Park. The outdoor festival appearance follows three Wembley Stadium concerts in 2026, making London one of the few cities to welcome the band in consecutive years.

Then comes the homecoming. On July 15, Bon Jovi will play MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, just a short drive from the area where the band began its journey in the early 1980s. Chicago and Foxborough follow, with Toronto closing the currently announced schedule on August 4.

Here are all seven concerts listed in the official Forever Tour announcement released on October 19, 2026.

Seven performances might seem modest for a band that once spent entire years on the road. However, Jon Bon Jovi has spoken openly about the demanding recovery that followed his vocal cord surgery. Playing another series of major stadium concerts, especially across three continents, represents a meaningful commitment.

How Much Are The Tickets?

Seeing Bon Jovi live could cost less than $100 for a basic ticket, or several thousand dollars for a premium experience. The difference depends on where you see the band, how close you want to be to the stage, and what extras come with your ticket.

Australian fans have the widest published price range, with tickets originally starting at A$89.90 and VIP packages reaching A$2,750. London offers several standing areas and premium experiences, while North American stadium prices start at US$84 in New Jersey.

Price Comparison

Here is what the official ticketing platforms are advertising as of October 29, 2026.

Prices are listed in local currencies and may change with availability. Published ranges do not guarantee that tickets at either end are still available. Additional fees and special packages may affect the final cost.

Australia Offers Affordable Seats and Expensive VIP Packages

At A$89.90, the lowest advertised Australian ticket price gives fans a chance to attend without spending hundreds on admission alone. Finding one at that price is another matter. Ticketmaster reported limited availability of the cheapest categories during the October 23 general sale.

At the opposite end, VIP packages costing up to A$2,750 are available for fans who want a premium concert experience. Ticketmaster also lists VIP packages starting at A$625, although some of the most expensive options sold out during earlier sales.

The Australian ticket sales information confirms a A$9.90 handling fee per order. Depending on the delivery method, another charge may apply.

London Fans Have Several Ways to See the Show

Bon Jovi will play BST Hyde Park on June 24, where the concert experience is different from a traditional stadium performance. Instead of choosing between rows of seats, fans can pay for different standing areas, early entry or premium hospitality.

General admission currently starts at £105.95 before fees. Primary Entry starts at £125.95 and allows access to the arena up to an hour before regular admission, giving fans another opportunity to get closer to the stage.

Earlier ticket releases included cheaper options, but those original prices should not be confused with what buyers can currently purchase. The official BST Hyde Park ticket listing shows the available categories and directs fans to authorized sellers.

North American Prices Are Already Taking Shape

Fans in the United States and Canada have more information than the initial tour announcement provided. Official Ticketmaster listings now display starting prices for all four North American concerts, even though the public sale does not begin until October 30.

New Jersey currently has the lowest advertised entry price at US$84. Chicago starts at US$91, Foxborough at US$99, and Toronto at C$100.

For the New Jersey concert, tickets start at US$84, but fans hoping for better seats could pay considerably more. Some options on Ticketmaster reach US$481, even before additional fees.

Bon Jovi Is Bringing Back More Than Just the Greatest Hits

Anyone expecting two hours of Livin’ on a Prayer and You Give Love a Bad Name will get a few surprises. During the 2026 Forever Tour, Bon Jovi reached into older albums, revived songs rarely heard in recent years, and even brought a few famous friends onto the stage.

At the final Wembley Stadium concert on September 9, the band played 23 songs, including fan favorites such as These Days, Hey God and Captain Crash & the Beauty Queen From Mars. The latter returned to the setlist for the first time since 2019. Love’s the Only Rule also made its tour debut that night, alongside newer material such as Legendary and Beautiful Drug.

The biggest surprise came earlier, on July 26, when Bruce Springsteen joined Bon Jovi at Madison Square Garden. The two New Jersey legends performed Who Says You Can’t Go Home and Springsteen’s The Promised Land together, closing the band’s nine-show residency with a moment fans certainly hadn’t expected. Footage of the surprise performance quickly spread among rock fans.

For a better idea of what a full Forever Tour concert sounds like, the final Wembley setlist is worth a look. It stretches across more than four decades of Bon Jovi music, ending with an encore featuring I’ll Be There for You, Wanted Dead or Alive, Bad Medicine and Always.

The band hasn’t confirmed which songs will make the 2027 shows. Still, the 2026 concerts suggest that fans may hear more than the radio hits, especially if Bon Jovi continues bringing older songs back into rotation.