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Originally, Bon Jovi should already be touring Europe in 2018. By 2019, the time has come: as part of their tour "This house is not for sale", they will visit the stadiums from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Bon Jovi is one of the most successful rock bands of all time with over 130 million sold and sold out. Their tour "This house is not for sale" lasts for almost two years and still fills the stadiums of the world.
According to the press conference, a European tour was already planned for 2018, but did not take place at the disappointment of the fans. After six years of abstinence, Bon Jovi is back in 2019 for two German concerts.
This time really
The rockers are currently touring Japan, but in the summer of 2019, they will begin their European tour in Russia, where they will also play two German dates in Düsseldorf and Munich. In addition, they will give, among other things, two concerts in Austria and a concert in Switzerland.
Thus, there are several opportunities for German Bon Jovi fans finally live again. In addition to new songs from the current album "This House Is Not For Sale", Bon Jovi will also give their greatest hits to the best. The general presale for the dates in Germany starts on 02.11.2018.
Bon Jovi Live 2019
31.05.2019 in Moscow, Russia (Luzhniki Stadium)
02.06.2019 in Tallinn, Estonia (The Garden of the Song Festival)
05.06.2019 in Stockholm, Sweden (Tele2 Arena)
08.06.2019 in Stavanger, Norway (Viking Stadium)
11.06.2019 in Sonderborg, Denmark (Slagmarken)
13.06.2019 in Nijmengen, the Netherlands (Goffertpark)
19.06.2019 in Liverpool, United Kingdom (Anfield Stadium)
21.06.2019 in London, United Kingdom (Wembley Stadium)
23.06.2019 in Coventry, United Kingdom (Ricoh Arena)
03.07.2019 in Düsseldorf, (Merkur Spiel-Arena)
05.07.2019 in Munich (Olympic Stadium)
07.07.2019 in Madrid, Spain (Wanda Stadium)
10.07.2019 in Zurich, Switzerland (Letzigrund)
12.07.2019 in Warsaw, Poland (PGE Narodowy)
14.07.2019 in Werchter, Belgium (TW Clbadic)
17.07.2019 in Vienna, Austria (Ernst Happel Stadium)
19.07.2019 in Klagenfurt, Austria (Wörthersee stadium)
21.07.2019 in Bucharest, Romania (Piata Constitutei)
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