More tour dates
 

As per bonjovi.com on the October news page ~

BON JOVI ANNOUNCE MORE CONCERT DATES!!!
Monday, October 17, 2005
BON JOVI are proud to announce another batch of CONCERTS on the HAVE A NICE DAY TOUR! This just in:

UNIONDALE, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK
December 7 @ Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

ATLANTA, GEORGIA
January 17 @ Phillips Arena

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
February 14 @ Gaylord Entertainment Center

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA
February 16 @ BankAtlantic Center

TAMPA, FLORIDA
February 17 @ St. Pete Times Forum

HOUSTON, TEXAS
February 21 @ Toyota Center

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA
February 27 @ HP Pavillion

FRESNO, CALIFORNIA
March 1 @ SaveMart Center

PORTLAND, OREGON
March 5 @ Rose Garden

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
March 6 @ Key Arena

PHOENIX, ARIZONA
March 9 @ Glendale Arena

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
March 11 @ MGM Grand Arena

TICKETS for all of these shows go ON SALE to the GENERAL PUBLIC on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22nd at 10:00 AM LOCAL TIME.

All shows are sold via TICKETMASTER except* HOUSTON and LAS VEGAS. Both of these shows utilize in-house ticketing services. Details on those tickets sales will follow

PRE-SALES for these shows will take place. If you are signed up on the aeglive.com mailing list and/or the www.bonjovi.com mailing list, passwords will be emailed to you directly.

FAN CLUB ticket information will be posted at www.backstagejbj.com as details/procedures are finalized. Please do not contact the venues directly -- the official fan club website will provide you with instructions on how to claim fan club tickets to these concerts.

There are more Bon Jovi tourdates to be announced in the coming weeks.

Steph

There is a God!!!!! TAMPA TAMPA TAMPA!!!! And Ft. Lauderdale...I can still go to two shows and I don't even have to leave the state!!! Plus, that is usually the week I take a vacation (Mike's Birthday...poor guy...three tours now that he gets to take me to Bon Jovi for his birthday...LOL), so it all works out perfectly!

I was just about to post this. My radio station just announced it a few minutes ago. They are giving away tickets all week.

Seems like this tour is looking to be the biggest one since These Days. I don't recall there being this many tourdates on the first leg of the Crush or Bounce Tours.

Aloha !

Actually, there were more shows in North America on the Bounce tour than there were during that Cross Road tour you're talking about. The first leg of the Bounce Tour had 38 gigs, the entire Cross Road tour had 39 gigs.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

Nice sig Seb!

How many shows have been announced for this tour so far?

August of 95 was not the Cross Road tour.

Aloha !

I don't know, haven't checked it out yet.

I know you keep saying that, I'm still trying to figure it out as it's all a blur when it comes to that era. So far it looks like it is the Cross Road tour, but they indeed played songs from These Days on that tour. I remember you saying they sold merchandise during those shows. Did they actually had These Days Tour on it, including American tourdates? I've never seen one of those shirts on eBay.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

Absolutely - I've got 2 shirts from the show. Both have the shows on the back (just cities - no dates.) The front is just the cover of the These Days album.

December 8, 1994, they played a benefit show at the Orpheum in Boston. They had shirts there that said Cross Road on them. That was the only area performance until August of 1995, where all merchandise was These Days. I seem to remember them playing one song from These Days at the Orpheum show - May have been This Ain't A Love Song. That was it though.

Here ya go Seb...

Aloha !

Exactly my point. None of the shirts actually say that it's the These Days tour. I know it might sound silly, but just because the shows had the cover of the These Days album on it, doesn't make it the These Days tour.

Could be, a bootleg of that show doesn't exist. The Here There And Everywhere Tour started at April 26, 1995 in Bombay, India and ended in South Africa on December 1, 1995. Including the shows at Wembley etcetera.

It could be, and I'm not saying it is, but it could be that the North American shows were part of the These Days tour. However, they have the same setlists, and it wasn't before 1996 that they had become very different compared to previous shows. The real These Days tour started at may 15, 1996 in Fukuoka, Japan.

Edit: And what I said could be, is probably true.

On a side note, some mod could split this topic. :)

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

it's the boston christmas benefit concert from 94. they played 'something for the pain' and 'this is not a love song' which would later (obviously) become 'this ain't a love song'.