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Bon Jovi has announced seven new dates for their Forever Tour in 2027, including a concert at Toronto's Rogers Stadium on Aug. 4. The tour follows sold-out residencies in New York and London.
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Bon Jovi has announced seven new dates for their Forever Tour in 2027, spanning Australia, the United Kingdom, and North America. The tour includes a stop at Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on Aug. 4, 2027, which is the band’s only Canadian date.
The newly announced dates begin in Australia in March 2027. According to iHeart Radio, the schedule is as follows:
Ticket sales are scheduled to begin later this month. An artist presale will start on Wednesday, October 28 at 10:00AM local time. The general onsale will follow on Friday, October 30 at 10:00AM local time.
Jon Bon Jovi commented on the expansion of the tour in a statement provided to iHeart Radio. “The ‘Forever Tour’ has been an incredible celebration of the music and the fans who have been with us all these years,” said Jon Bon Jovi. “From Madison Square Garden to Scotland, Ireland, and England, the energy and joy we shared with our fans this summer was something truly special. To look out and see thousands of faces singing along with us, night after night, is something we’ll never take for granted. We’re grateful for every one of you, and now we’re taking that celebration around the world in 2027, with more cities, more countries, and a whole lot more nights to remember. We can’t wait to see you out there!”
The Toronto concert marks a significant event for Rogers Stadium, which is preparing for its third season. NOW Toronto reports that Bon Jovi is the second act announced for the 2027 season, joining Harry Styles, who is scheduled to perform on May 7, 8, 14, and 15, 2027.
The announcement follows a difficult period for the venue. NOW Toronto notes that the stadium’s 2026 season ended abruptly after a partial collapse during severe weather in September. This damage led Live Nation Canada to cancel a sold-out AC/DC concert scheduled for Sept. 16. In a statement issued in September, Live Nation Canada said it was taking the necessary time to remove and rebuild the affected sections to ensure the venue would be ready for fans in 2027.
The announcement confirms the return of major international touring acts to Rogers Stadium following structural damage in 2026. It also highlights the continued global demand for Bon Jovi, who recently completed sold-out residencies at Madison Square Garden and Wembley Stadium. The inclusion of Toronto as the sole Canadian date underscores the city's role as a key market for major stadium tours in North America.
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