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Jon Bon Jovi Reveals Band Is Already Booking a 2027 Tour

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Jon Bon Jovi announced to the crowd at Wembley Stadium in London that his band is already working on a tour for 2027. The remark came during the Wednesday, September 9, 2026 show, which closed out the Bon Jovi Forever Tour.

“I ain’t done, I ain’t done,” Jon Bon Jovi said from the stage, adding that it would be roughly five months before the band hits the road again. “We are booking a tour right now for next year,” he told fans, though he did not offer any specific cities, venues, or dates for the planned run.

  • The Forever Tour’s European leg included stops on August 28 at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh and August 30 at Croke Park in Dublin, followed by three nights at Wembley Stadium on September 4, 6, and 9.
  • Before crossing the Atlantic, the band played a nine-night residency at Madison Square Garden in July 2026.
  • Jon Bon Jovi is 64 years old and previously underwent vocal cord surgery in 2022.

What Happened at the Wembley Stadium Finale

For the closing night of the Forever Tour, Bon Jovi pulled two songs into the set that had not appeared elsewhere on the run. “Captain Crash & the Beauty Queen From Mars” returned to the stage for the first time since June 2019, and the band also played “Love’s the Only Rule” from the 2009 album The Circle.

Jon Bon Jovi’s Recovery From Vocal Cord Surgery

The Forever Tour represented the band’s first extensive touring since Jon Bon Jovi had surgery on his vocal cords in 2022, a procedure that followed years of underlying issues. He had previously voiced doubt about whether he would be able to tour again after being told one of his vocal cords was atrophying.

Speaking to People earlier this year, Jon Bon Jovi said he is now “fully recovered,” though he noted the healing process ran longer than he had anticipated. He said the band “never lost faith” that the surgery would ultimately allow him to return to full form on stage.

Madison Square Garden Refunds

Fans who attended the July 23, 2026 concert at Madison Square Garden are being issued refunds after the band cut that show short following about 90 minutes. A representative for Bon Jovi said Jon was dealing with a sinus infection at the time.

Could Bon Jovi Play Brazil on the Next Tour?

With no cities or dates locked in for 2027, speculation has already turned to potential international stops. Brazilian country duo Zé Neto and Cristiano, who run the production company ZNEC Produções, have said they would like to bring Bon Jovi to São José do Rio Preto in the São Paulo state.

Cristiano said he has noticed fans on social media repeatedly requesting a Bon Jovi show in the city and that his team is open to helping arrange international concerts there. He noted that any such booking is handled carefully and that talks remain in early stages, with no Bon Jovi concert in Brazil confirmed at this time.

More Info

  • Jon Bon Jovi reveals 2027 tour plans | themusicuniverse.com
  • Jon Bon Jovi Reveals Bon Jovi Are Booking 2027 Tour At Wembley Finale | JamBase
  • Jon Bon Jovi says band ‘booking a tour right now’ for 2027 | app.com
  • Bon Jovi Is Currently Booking 2027 Tour: ‘I Ain’t Done’ | Ultimate Classic Rock
  • Bon Jovi planeja turnê em 2027 e pode vir ao Brasil graças à dupla sertaneja | wikimetal.com.br

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