Lost Highway Canadian Arena Tour Announced
 

posted on bj.com

Tour Kicks Off November 14th in Montreal, Quebec
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Tickets On Sale Saturday, October 13th

October 9, 2007 – BON JOVI today announced that they’ll be returning to Canada this fall for a series of arena concerts in nine cities across the country. The Lost Highway tour will kick off Wednesday, November 14th in Montreal, Quebec and wrap Saturday, December 15th in Vancouver, British Columbia. The tour will mark the band’s first concerts in London, Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Vancouver in more than a decade. Tickets will go on sale beginning Saturday, October 13th at 10:00 am, locally. For more details go to www.bonjovi.com.

Canadian fans have overwhelmingly responded to BON JOVI‘s latest album, driving Lost Highway to a #1 debut, where it remained for a stunning three consecutive weeks, and is now certified double platinum. The album’s first singles have enjoyed similar popularity with (You Want To) Make A Memory skyrocketing to #1 on the Adult Contemporary radio chart, and Make a Memory, Summertime and Lost Highway in continued heavy rotation at radio. Jon, Richie, David and Tico recently returned to Toronto to rock the Canadian Idol finale on September 11th, marking Bon Jovi’s debut national TV appearance and Idol’s highest rated show of the season.

BON JOVI has established themselves as one of the world's most dynamic live rock acts by delivering their fans dynamic performances and the best tour production imaginable. This tour will be no different!

See you there!

November

14 Montreal, QC Bell Centre

17 Ottawa, ON Scotiabank Bank Place

19 London, ON John Labatt Centre



December

6 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre

9 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre

10 Saskatoon, SK Credit Union Centre

12 Edmonton, AB Rexall Place

13 Calgary, AB Pengrowth Saddledome

15 Vancouver, BC GM Place

Shit, that was unexpected.
Hmm, kind off odd thet they're still sticking with the "tour starts in January" line, since they're playing 19 dates in the next three months..
Speaking of which, and no offense to anyone in Canada, but doesn't this take away the "special event" feel of the Prudential shows.
Great for the fans that they're playing in those areas again though.

Shit...only three days rest for the band after th Pru shows, and then they're off to Canada!!

come on.........uk dates......av it!!!!!!

Super News!!!

That's a big Canadian tour - much bigger than I expected. I hope they wait with news about the European Tour since I am slightly broke, announcing the European Tour would be better if they do it in December :).

You'll have to use another credit card .

Or get tickets later for shows in the USA, I am dying to go to the USA again. I love the country but not the president.

Mr Bush doesn't think much of you either Thierry, mate ;) :)

We'd love to do that aswell