Bon Jovi Announce UK And European Tour For 2019
The trek takes in 18 cities and support on the UK dates comes from Manic Street Preachers.
Bon Jovi have announced a UK and European tour for 2019. The New Jersey rockers run of shows will take in a total of 18 cities – getting under way in Russia before the tour hits mainland Europe. The shows will take place in May, June and July next year and Manic Street Preachers are set to support on all the UK dates.
Jon Bon Jovi and co play three dates in the UK – and the vocalist says he can’t wait to return to the country. He says: “Those huge shows, tens of thousands of people all together as one, that’s what we do – and we’ve got a few things to put right by playing Wembley Stadium.
“We were so excited to be the first band to play that new stadium, I would have helped build it myself to make it happen. So we have a new history to write there. We’ve had some great nights at the Ricoh too.
“Throw in Anfield as a new venue – OK that’s just us showing off! We’re honoured to play there and the first thing I’m doing is getting that iconic picture under the ‘This Is Anfield’ sign.”
Tickets are due to go on sale from 9am on 2 November. For more information, please visit the band’s official website.
Bon Jovi play the following UK and European dates in 2019:
31 May – Russia, Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium
2 June – Estonia, Tallinn, Song Festival Grounds
5 June – Sweden, Stockholm, Tele 2 Arena
8 June – Norway, Stavanger, Viking Stadium
11 June – Denmark, Sonderborg, Slagmarken
13 June – Holland, Nijmegen, Goffertpark
19 June – UK, Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
21 June – UK, London, Wembley Stadium
23 June – UK, Coventry, Ricoh Stadium
3 July – Germany, Dusseldorf, Merkur Spiel Arena
5 July – Germany, Munich, Oympiastadion
7 July – Spain, Madrid, Wanda Metropolitano Stadium
10 July – Switzerland, Zurich, Stadion Letzigrund
12 July – Poland, Warsaw, PGE Narodowy
14 July – Belgium, Werchter, TW Classic
17 July – Austria, Vienna, Ernst-Happel Stadion
19 July – Austria, Klagenfurt, Worthersee Stadion
21 July – Romania, Bucharest, Piata Constitutiei
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