Have BJ ever cancelled a show...?

cih_hr · #21 07-29-2004, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Becky

I think performing sick is the better option and it's something the band has done many times. If they reschedule a concert, then thousands of people have to reschedule their plans, hundreds of workers are either out of their job for the night or the venue is out paying them. The financial and legal hassle to reschedule would usually outweigh the discomfort of playing.

Becky

I agreed. Jon was sick in Padova but it was my first real Bj concert and I'm glad it wasn't cancelled.

Nat

jovi75 · #22 07-29-2004, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by cih_hr

Quote:

Originally Posted by Becky

I think performing sick is the better option and it's something the band has done many times. If they reschedule a concert, then thousands of people have to reschedule their plans, hundreds of workers are either out of their job for the night or the venue is out paying them. The financial and legal hassle to reschedule would usually outweigh the discomfort of playing.

Becky

I agreed. Jon was sick in Padova but it was my first real Bj concert and I'm glad it wasn't cancelled.

Nat

But they should inform the odiens in some way...Some people recognized Jon was ill but the most of the crowd didn't...If you could hear the comments going out of the stadium you would agree with me.

cih_hr · #23 07-29-2004, 12:41 PM

May be. But I have travelled 10 h to see them and if the show was cancelled I would have been more than disappointed.

Nat

BonJovi4ever · #24 07-30-2004, 06:05 PM

I don't think the Keep The Faith tour in the US was cut short because they came to Philly twice that year, months apart. If they did cancel any shows, it had to be a couple of the last few shows. Also, I remember in 2000 Bon Jovi had a show in Mobile, AL but later cancelled it and replaced it with a show somewhere else. I guess the tickets sales weren't good and replaced it with another city.

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