[kekko21]

Bon Jovi will be the musical guest for the most important Italian tv talk show, Sunday 27th January, between 8 pm and 9 pm.
Actually it is Italian's most important and viewed TV show. It airs on the 3rd National Channel, Rai 3.

Probably they will play Because We Can in playback -.-

The show airs in Milan. They're also going to do a press conference to promote Milan's concert of June 29th (the most important concert of the European leg), probably in the afternoon.

[Supersonic]

Aloha !

Originally Posted by kekko21

...promote Milan's concert of June 29th (the most important concert of the European leg)...

Hehe. Subtle, very subtle.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

[Living_on_my_Hair]

Originally Posted by kekko21

Milan's concert of June 29th (the most important concert of the European leg), probably in the afternoon.

Hmmmm... is that a fact now? Or was something lost in translation?


Andi

[Matteo]

Originally Posted by Supersonic

Aloha !



Hehe. Subtle, very subtle.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

Hey Seb! Don't know if it's gonna be the most important concert, but for sure San Siro in the greatest venue they're playing in Europe this summer! I told you!

[kekko21]

Originally Posted by Living_on_my_Hair

Hmmmm... is that a fact now? Or was something lost in translation?


Andi

Nothing lost.

San Siro is one of the greatest stadium in Europe.
It's going to be a HUGE concert.
I don't want to start a fight with other european fans, but it is clearly going to be one of the most important gigs in Europe, maybe THE most important one. That venue is the temple of Rock, just take a look at the videos on YouTube, so Bon Jovi are surely going to play a great show.

If I were you, I'd buy a ticket for that show, if you haven't done it yet!

[samboraisgodUK]

Originally Posted by kekko21

Nothing lost.

San Siro is one of the greatest stadium in Europe.
It's going to be a HUGE concert.
I don't want to start a fight with other european fans, but it is clearly going to be one of the most important gigs in Europe, maybe THE most important one. That venue is the temple of Rock, just take a look at the videos on YouTube, so Bon Jovi are surely going to play a great show.

If I were you, I'd buy a ticket for that show, if you haven't done it yet!

This is so ridiculous. It's not a competition. We all know that Bon Jovi seem to play better shows in certain cities (usually the bigger ones) but there's little difference between the shows in big cities.

[kekko21]

Originally Posted by samboraisgodUK

This is so ridiculous. It's not a competition. We all know that Bon Jovi seem to play better shows in certain cities (usually the bigger ones) but there's little difference between the shows in big cities.

You're seeing it as a competition. I don't see it as a competition. We've always known there are cities where they play greater concerts and venues where the concerts are just normal. Then there are going to be cities with surprises, like Udine in 2011. It was supposed to be a vanilla set, then we got a huge show (thanks to the coreography too).

It is commonly known that Milan 2013 is going to be a great concert. Period.
It's not about competition. It's not starting a war....

[Living_on_my_Hair]

Originally Posted by kekko21

You're seeing it as a competition. I don't see it as a competition. We've always known there are cities where they play greater concerts and venues where the concerts are just normal. Then there are going to be cities with surprises, like Udine in 2011. It was supposed to be a vanilla set, then we got a huge show (thanks to the coreography too).

It is commonly known that Milan 2013 is going to be a great concert. Period.
It's not about competition. It's not starting a war....

It's just a building at the end of the day, and so is pretty irrelevant what size the venue is. It is the fans that make the gig. Slane in Ireland is just a big field, and the RDS last tour was a pretty small venue for them, but the shows were/will be special because of the fans and the bands relationship with them and the history that exists between them.

A big stupid stadium and you boasting about capacity is just a bit silly in my opinion. Bigger not always better, if someone was to give me a free ticket to ANY show on this tour, I know what I would pick..and it wouldn't be this one!


Andi

[FLAME-XIII]

i think olympic stadium in munich is bigger than san siro

[kekko21]

Originally Posted by Living_on_my_Hair

It's just a building at the end of the day, and so is pretty irrelevant what size the venue is. It is the fans that make the gig. Slane in Ireland is just a big field, and the RDS last tour was a pretty small venue for them, but the shows were/will be special because of the fans and the bands relationship with them and the history that exists between them.

A big stupid stadium and you boasting about capacity is just a bit silly in my opinion. Bigger not always better, if someone was to give me a free ticket to ANY show on this tour, I know what I would pick..and it wouldn't be this one!


Andi

That's right what you say about the fans.

So, everybody knows Italian crowds are always great crowds, as almost all the European fans. So, no doubt about how great it will be.