New Tour Dates Will Be Announced February 1?

I couldn't agree more but we won't have to wait that much longer to know now

Does that mean your reaching into your wallet again Kev ?

A combination would make sense: Arena Shows and small Stadiums like the Hershey Park Stadium.

I don't know how fast tickets will sold in North America...but I Think there is no time to sold out big Stadiums like the Soldier Field Stadium.

the actual coming tour dates are not sold out yet

i dont think they will play stadiums, the markets were they play stadiums have been visited multiple times this tour. what makes me a bit sad is that the asian leg doesnt seem to fit in there... there is a 2 month gap but they will need 2-3 weeks break after the us leg and before the european leg so i cant see how they will fit in there.,

It probably going to be arenas Since they have skipped South US and west coast besides Vegas this tour most probably will be South United States and west United States

exactly they will visit a few cities or area they have not been on on the 2011 tour ... I don't know much but people should probably not expect too much ...i can see them add arenas in the usa in few cities like florida et voila ... that's it

Before reading your post, this was pretty much what I was going to say. Given the fact that they will have already hit most of the markets they usually play stadiums in 2-3 times already on this tour, stadiums seem highly unlikely.

Why should they tour USA and Canada again, after they toured it 2010 and spring 2011??? There are MANY parts of the earth left outside North America... *rollseyes*



I've heard rumours about South Africa and shows in Near East, Israel....

Looks like Atlanta is on the list. Saw this article in our newspaper today.

Philips Arena fourth busiest in the U.S.
1:42 pm January 27, 2011, by Melissa Ruggieri

Atlanta’s Philips Arena has been ranked the fourth busiest arena in the U.S., according to industry trade magazine Pollstar.

The rankings, based on 2010 total year-end concert and event ticket sales, placed the 21,000 (concert) capacity arena behind Madison Square Garden, Staples Center in Los Angeles and Dallas’ American Airlines Arena.

Philips, which also placed fourth on the list in 2009, scored ticket sales of more than 508,000 thanks in part to sold-out shows by Usher, Roger Waters, Justin Bieber and Zac Brown Band.

Its 2011 itinerary includes Rod Stewart/Stevie Nicks, Taylor Swift and a just-announced spring Bon Jovi show..