The Forever Tour goes worldwide next year — seven stops, four North American stadiums, one very big London park.
By Theon — The Superfan, CelebnMusic247
Bon Jovi are taking the Forever Tour around the world in 2027, announcing a short, stadium-sized run of seven dates that includes four North American stadium shows.
The North American leg is all stadiums: MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on July 15; Soldier Field in Chicago on July 21; Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on July 28; and Rogers Stadium in Toronto on Aug. 4. The tour opens in Australia — Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on March 4 and Sydney’s Accor Stadium on March 11 — with a June 24 stop at London’s BST Hyde Park, the one non-stadium date, in between.
Fans can register now for the North American dates at bonjovi.com. An artist presale starts Oct. 28 at 10 a.m. local time, with further presales through the week ahead of the general on-sale on Oct. 30 at 10 a.m. local time.
The Forever Tour is named for the band’s 2024 album Forever, their 16th studio LP, revisited in 2025 as Forever (Legendary Edition) with collaborators including Bruce Springsteen and Jason Isbell. The band closed its 2026 dates in September with three shows at Wembley Stadium, following a nine-concert run at Madison Square Garden in July — proof of concept, apparently, for doing it bigger next year.
“The Forever Tour has been an incredible celebration of the music and the fans who have been with us all these years,” Jon Bon Jovi said in the press release announcing the dates, adding that the band is “taking that celebration around the world in 2027, with more cities, more countries and a whole lot more nights to remember.”
The 247 Take — Seven dates is a statement in itself: Bon Jovi aren’t grinding through a 60-city shed run, they’re booking cathedrals and selling occasions. Four stadiums, Hyde Park, and out — expect every one of these to feel like an event, because that’s exactly how they’re priced in.
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Sources: Loudwire
