#15 - Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, Tennessee, April 30th 2022
 

The final show of this short leg. Will Bad Medicine and Who Says be played? I think we're not up to expect a new song at this point anymore. Would still love for them to do Blood In The Water.

Last time the band played in Nashville was on February 18th 2017:

https://bjtours.jimdofree.com/the-to...tennessee-usa/

Setlist:

01. This House Is Not For Sale
02. Knockout
03. You Give Love A Bad Name
04. Lost Highway
05. Whole Lot of Leaving
06. Rollercoaster
07. Work for the Working Man
08. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
09. We Got it Going 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. Blood on Blood
22. Because We Can
23. Wanted Dead Or Alive
24. Livin On a Prayer

I'm just so glad this is the last show.

Hopefully these next months Jon will try something different to recover at least a bit of his vocals... What a rough month this was..

Anyone think this might be the last Bon Jovi concert?

If Jon can't or won't try to help his voice it probably should be the last concert. I say can't because at this point maybe not much can be done? I say won't because obviously everybody on here knows Jon's voice has not be great for years. If I were a professional singer and my voice even started to go off just a bit I would be trying to get help immediately. Jon either hasn't gotten help or the help he has gotten just hasn't been all that good :(

definitely yes...so let's celebrate the last show all together with a glass of champagne ��

#15 - Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, Tennessee, April 30th 2022
 

It has been an excruciating month to be a Bon Jovi fan, whatever the reason is: some will tell about the damage to the band’s legacy, others about the less than stellar vocal performances, and for other ones (including myself), looking how one of the bands (and vocalists) that shaped the soundtrack of our lives is waning and clearly suffering in the process.

I hope that whatever comes next: closure, rehabilitation or damage control; is for the better for everyone in the band, as individuals.

I’m glad this tour it’s (seemingly) over. We’ll always have our memories (and YouTube to remind us better times)

maybe not the last time they play live but i hope the last time they tour

A new tour? I think that after what happened, the future looks uncertain. On the other hand the 40th anniversary of the band will be next year, so... who knows.

It would have been awful happening at anytime, but the timing just makes everything so much worse.