February 19th, Scottrade Center- St. Louis, MO.

I agree! I think those storytelling parts between the new songs can be a little too much for an arena show filled with casuals though. I would love it, but I'm not sure it's helping the fact that they play three (four with WDR) new songs in a row.

https://www.periscope.tv/w/1yoJMegVdVNJQ?q=Bon+Jovi
Small part of HAND. He is also has a bit of BM. It's crickets on sm tonight.

1. This House Is Not For Sale
2. Knockout
3. Bad Name
4. Lost Highway
5. Whole Lot of Leavin'
6. Roller Coaster
7. Work For the Working Man
8. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
9. We Got It Goin' On
10. Who Says You Can't Go Home
11. It's My Life
12. We Don't Run
13. God Bless This Mess
14. Scars On This Guitar
15. The Devil's in the Temple
16. Lay Your Hands On Me
17. Born To Be My Baby
18. Have a Nice Day
19. Bad Medicine
20. Keep the Faith

21. Raise Your Hands

We have a tour debut

1. This House Is Not For Sale
2. Knockout
3. Bad Name
4. Lost Highway
5. Whole Lot of Leavin'
6. Roller Coaster
7. Work For the Working Man
8. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
9. We Got It Goin' On
10. Who Says You Can't Go Home
11. It's My Life
12. We Don't Run
13. God Bless This Mess
14. Scars On This Guitar
15. The Devil's in the Temple
16. Lay Your Hands On Me
17. Born To Be My Baby
18. Have a Nice Day
19. Bad Medicine
20. Keep the Faith

21. Raise Your Hands
22. Because We Can
23. Wanted Dead or Alive
24. Livin' on a Prayer

Thank you DryCounty for keeping us up to date.

If we're going back to I'll Sleep When I'm Dead at every show, I believe a couple cover snippits would go a long way.

At least at the beginning of the WAN tour, we had Wild is the Wind as part of the main set. Who here believes that Work goes over better than WITW?

I'm going to the next two shows and I'm excited to hear all the new stuff, but the rest appears to be a continuation of the Lost Highway tour. Now Raise Your hands is back... another (great) non-single/hit that has been overplayed the last 16 years. They have such a big beautiful catalog... take advantage of it.

Well played.

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I can't believe we've actually lost both Blood On Blood and Saturday Night. While they don't have to be played every night, they should be a higher priority than Sleep When I'm Dead or We Got It Going On.

Yes, I hope he doesn't chicken out and drop all or most of the new stuff as the tour goes on.

Setlist wise another yawn-fest, hopefully it was an enjoyable show for those there. Ridiculous that we lose Saturday Night and Blood on Blood, chuck them at the beginning instead of WFTWM and WLOL and it improves it drastically.

Not sure where Jon has the idea of Rollercoaster being a hit. Strange. To be honest, outside of the Bon Jovi bubble, they hasn't been a hit since Who Says, so quite why he thinks that Follow or Lost Highway are in great demand I don't know.

Having a lump of new songs is not going to get a good reaction from an American audience bar the diehards. Come on Jon, remember "One for you, one for me". Split them up with hits around them and try and keep the tempo up. I really don't want to lose the new songs from the setlist and I'm disappointed with the fans reaction to any new Bon Jovi stuff. This is not new to THINFS, it's happened on the last few tours but it still pisses me off. If you like the band enough to buy a not inexpensive concert ticket, the least you could do is give the new album that the tour is named after a listen.