Shhh he could just let the band sing most of the chorus - which he would probably do anyways [emoji14]


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Ironically it's exactly how they did it live haha.

Why Lost Highway?: https://www.instagram.com/p/CYZ0GMeocPW/
"Dreaming of getting out on the road again…"
With that song certainly sleeping...
Anyway, this is the complete background:
https://i.postimg.cc/zqq3f5T4/background-2022.jpg
Nice to see only pictures of Jon, David and Tico >_< jaja.

Hi everyone, I'm a long-time lurker, first-time poster.

My girlfriend and I live in London (England) and are thinking of coming to the USA for this tour. She'd love to go to the USA, particularly Nashville or Miami, and I love Bon Jovi (seen them five times in London since 2003 and two solo Richie gigs).

We are both teachers and fortunately it's the Easter holidays in April. Realistically these are the dates we could make:


APR 5 MILWAUKEE, WI Fiserv Forum (less likely)
APR 8 CHARLOTTE, NC Spectrum Center
APR 9 RALEIGH, NC PNC Arena
APR 11 GREENVILLE, SC Bon Secours Wellness Arena
APR 13 SAVANNAH, GA Enmarket Arena
APR 15 TAMPA, FL Amalie Arena

Can anyone offer any advice regarding which of these places would be good to visit? Considering the music scenes in the area, scenic tourist attractions (parks, museums, nature etc. as opposed to beaches or commercial attractions) and which of the above venues are likely to be good? We'll obviously do some research but it would be interesting to hear other people's perspectives.

To be honest I haven't spent a lot of time in most of these cities. But since it looks like you're looking for nature one good option would be to go to Greenville or Charlotte and then head west to visit Great Smokey Mountain National Park, and then keep heading West until you hit Nashville (bummer that the show there doesn't align with your time off). That area in general is very pretty with the Appalachian Mountains and you'll enjoy a lot of great Southern food. I also visitied Chattanooga TN once and that is a really awesome city to visit, but that might be a little out of the way.

Tampa is the most popular tourist destination on this list since it's on the water and is pretty close to Orlando (home of Disney World, Universal Studios, etc.) but it sounds like that isn't what you're looking for. Milwaukee is close to Chicago which you'll enjoy if you like big cities, but Milwaukee itself is nothing special and it will be cold in the midwest that time of year. If you want to avoid driving though that's an option. I've never been to Raleigh but it's known for being a college town with two major universities. I've never been to Savannah either but it looks like a charming little city.

Aloha !

Traveling from the U.K. to the U.S.A. to see these places is essentially like being an American and traveling to the U.K. to see Sheffield, Leeds and Birmingham. :)

If you're really dying to see a show I suggest you to fly to Atlanta, rent a car to see the show in Charlotte, head to the Great Smokey Mountains only to then return the car and fly to Vegas. Not because Vegas is such a great place but because it's much closer to the best nature out there (Zion, Bryce and the Grand Canyon). You'd be spending a lot less time on the road or in boring cities. Really, most American cities are just places in which a lot of people live. Don't expect a whole lot of culture there. Most have about 2 interesting musea and that's about it.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

Well I'm flying over, gonna spend 3 nights in Austin and do that show plus Houston.

Now, the next leg of the tour will be interesting. Will it be Europe for late May/June in stadiums or the US with NY/NJ/Vegas/LA etc.

Could they do May/June in Europe and the US in October? I know this goes against the 30 dates are year but ....

Cool stuff! You know Richie is not there right? I still have a waiver for a trip to the USA, but I'm not bothered at all to see this shitfest anymore.

I'd go if they play here in the neighborhood and complain about the prices and the poor performance afterwards.

No Richie what?:rolleyes: We cant live in the past, move forward and try and find some enjoyment in what remains.

Aloha !

You're seeing a band who's sole reason to tour is because of fans living in the past trying catch a glimpse of former glory. If there's anyone living in the past it's people going to see Bon Jovi nowadays, really.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan