The Official September 22 Estadio do Arruda, Recife, Brazil Thread
 

Setlists, Predictions, Videos, Disappointments, Complaints...

This show marks the first time Bon Jovi performed in Recife.

Setlist:
01. This House is Not For Sale
02. Born to Be My Baby
03. Lost Highway
04. Knockout
05. You Give Love a Bad Name
06. Roller Coaster
07. Whole Lot of Leavin'
08. We Weren't Born to Follow
09. Runaway
10. It's My Life
11. In These Arms [David Vox]
12. Have a Nice Day
13. Keep the Faith
14. Amen
15. Bed of Roses
16. Lay Your Hands on Me
17. We Don't Run
18. Wanted Dead or Alive
19. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
20. Bad Medicine
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21. Blood on Blood
22. Livin' on a Prayer

This show is not selling at all. Tickets which originally cost $260 are being sold for $60 (reais, not dollars), and they are giving away a lot of tickets in order to to save the show.

https://www.google.com.br/amp/s/tvef...esabam.amp.htm

Aloha !

Recife is a lot smaller than those cities and further away from Rio and Sao Paulo. Any idea why artists would play Recife instead of Brasilia, Salvador or even Fortaleza?

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

1. It won't be.

2. They won't.

Recife is a very touristic city (yes, salvador and Fortaleza are too). I think that would be the only reason.

The problem is because the Arruda Stadium, has a 60.000 capacity, and the tickets are very expensive (except now, that they are selling in group on with more than 70% discount). They should have gone for a smaller venue in there or should have gone for Brasilia (where I think BJ would have more appeal).

I live in southeast Brazil and I have a lot of friends in the Northeast. None of them are going, mainly because tickets are very expensive and most people don’t care for Bon Jovi there. As for being a touristic city, it is true, but on the other hand, Recife is a 3 hour flight from Sao Paulo. Why would you go there for a Bon Jovi concert when you can go to Curitiba, which is a 35 minute flight from Sao Paulo ?

I don’t know how these tours are scheduled, but sometimes I think that Bon Jovi (mainly Jon) still think they are THE act all around the world. They have been struggling to fill 50K seats in Europe, where the fanbase is far stronger ...

Am I the only one already cringing about Jon's vocals on this leg? The second half of the European tour was absolutely abysmal vocally, there's no way he'll sound any better now - especially when he probably once again hasn't given a flying f*ck about training his voice during the break...

Then again, we all were thinking the same thing in 2017 and he did good in São Paulo. He always pulls some tricks off his sleeve in South America.

Any setlist predictions? I have literally no expectations of any kind regarding anything.

The same as the last three years.

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