Following the success of Bon Jovi's 2026 Forever Tour, the band has announced new dates for 2027, including a visit to Robert Kraft's Gillette Stadium.
The band announced seven new tour dates for 2027, which is still being billed as the Forever Tour. It will begin on Mar. 4, 2027, in Melbourne, Australia, before the band plays a show in Sydney, Australia, a week later.
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Bon Jovi will also return to London, England, this time performing at Hyde Park on June 24. The tour will resume with a four-date North American stadium run.
The penultimate stop will be at Gillette Stadium, marking the first time Bon Jovi has performed there since July 20, 2013. That is the same year the band last performed at MetLife Stadium and Soldier Field. Expect the MetLife Stadium show to be special. It will be a homecoming for the band, which is billed from Sayreville, New Jersey.
The Forever Tour began with a nine-night residency at Madison Square Garden from July 7-26. Bon Jovi then performed five shows across Europe and the UK later in the summer.
This marked the band's return to the stage after their 2022 tour. Jon Bon Jovi underwent vocal surgery in 2022, and this was his grand return. Clearly, his voice passed the test, and the band is ready to bring the tour to more audiences.
The Forever Tour is in support of the band's 2024 album, Forever. The album was released on June 7, 2024, before a deluxe edition was released in August 2025. Forever (Legendary Edition) featured collaborations with the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Jelly Roll, Avril Lavigne, and Robbie Williams.
Article Continues BelowBon Jovi's 2027 Forever Tour dates
Below is the full itinerary for Bon Jovi's 2027 Forever Tour.
- Mar. 4, 2027: Melbourne, Australia (Marvel Stadium)
- Mar. 11, 2027: Sydney, Australia (Accor Stadium)
- June 24, 2027: London, England (Hyde Park)
- July 15, 2027: East Rutherford, New Jersey (MetLife Stadium)
- July 21, 2027: Chicago, Illinois (Soldier Field)
- July 28, 2027: Foxborough, Massachusetts (Gillette Stadium)
- Aug. 4, 2027: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Rogers Stadium)