Because We Can Tour, 2013 - Song Tally
 

Considering the tour guide thread is not for discussion, thought it would be good to discuss the song tally for the tour here...

Not as impressive as The Circle tour, but still great compared to a lot of other bands/artists.

That show in Saratoga Spings still bewilders me. It never should have been billed as a Bon Jovi show.

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FINAL SONG TALLY - 103 Shows in total (excluding promo shows, including free show in Mohegan Sun)

Bon Jovi Songs (and full covers)

103 Because We Can
103 It's My Life
103 Livin' on a Prayer
103 Wanted Dead Or Alive (wtih Marco Kappel x1)
103 We Weren't Born To Follow
103 Who Says You Can't Go Home (with Christine Stürmer x2)
103 You Give Love A Bad Name

101 Bad Medicine
101 Keep the Faith
101 That's What The Water Made Me
101 What About Now

98 Lost Highway

95 I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

93 We Got It Going On

89 Have a Nice Day

86 Born to Be My Baby

83 Raise Your Hands

71 (You Want To) Make a Memory

70 Runaway

69 Someday I'll Be Saturday Night (acoustic x30)

66 Captain Crash & The Beauty Queen From Mars

59 Whole Lot of Leavin'

49 In These Arms (David Bryan x3)

46 Amen

45 I'll Be There For You (Richie Sambora x1)

41 Bed of Roses

40 Always

27 I Love This Town

21 Blood on Blood

20 When We Were Beautiful

17 Superman Tonight (2x acoustic)

16 Army of One
16 Diamond Ring (Intro x1)

14 These Days

13 What's Left of Me

12 Dry County

11 Last Man Standing

10 The Radio Saved My Life Tonight

9 Thick As Thieves (7x acoustic)

8 Love's The Only Rule

7 I'm With You
7 The Fighter (with Lorenza Ponce x1)
7 Work for the Working Man
7 Rockin' All Over The World

6 To The Fire

5 Never Say Goodbye (partial & acoustic x5)
5 Wild Is The Wind

3 Happy Now
3 I'd Die For You
3 Living In Sin
3 This Ain't A Love Song
3 Old Time Rock N Roll (with Kings of Suburbia x1/with Kid Rock x1)
3 Pretty Woman (with Kings of Suburbia x1)
3 Run Run Rudolph
3 Twist & Shout

2 Not Running Anymore (with Lorenza Ponce x1)
2 Undivided

1 Blaze of Glory
1 Blood Money
1 Garageland
1 Hey God
1 The More Things Change
1 634-5879 (with Kings of Suburbia)
1 Ain't Got Nothing But a House Party (with Kings of Suburbia)
1 Babe O'Riley (with Kings of Suburbia)
1 Dancing In The Streets
1 Hallelujah
1 Happy Christmas (War Is Over) (with female crew members)
1 I'm Your Man (with Kings of Suburbia)
1 It's Only Make Believe
1 Jumpin' Jack Flash
1 Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club (Kings of Suburbia)
1 The Letter (with Kings of Suburbia)
1 Treat Her Right
1 Under Pressure (with Kings of Suburbia)

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Medley Covers

47 Start Me Up

24 Jumpin Jack Flash
24 Shout

11 Old Time Rock N Roll
11 Rockin' All Over The World

10 Dancing In the Streets (Hugh McDonald x1)
10 Pretty Woman

9 Roadhouse Blues

8 Taking Care of Business (Phil X x1)

5 Great Balls of Fire (David Bryan x5
5 Wipeout

4 You Shook Me All Night Long (Phil X x4)

2 It's Only Rock N Roll
2 Let Me Entertain You
2 Sympathy for the Devil

1 Chapel of Love
1 Highway to Hell (Phil X x1)
1 Hot Legs
1 Run Run Rudolph
1 What'd I Say?

Shocked shocked shocked Born to Follow was performed every single show.

103 WSYCGH Ahhhhhh.

Seriously impressive amount of songs. Not all work live of course but kudos for having a go.

I think Phil X was lead on all, wasn't he?

This one was done two times--Sydney and Brisbane

Thanks for posting Savvi.

Youre welcome!

That is my mistake regarding Shook Me All Night. I knew it was four. My bad.

Run Run Rudolph was played just once during a medley in Melbourne, and played three times as a stand alone song (Adelaide, Sydney & Brisbane). It is featured in both the main song list and medley list :)

That really is like reading a nightmare before Christmas.

For a band that has more than 200 songs in their catalogue
and played only 56 band and JBJ solo songs is really pathetic
Jon played 39 covers and medleys Looks like he is more
excited to play covers than band songs

Not to forget that the covers are usually a whole lot easier to sing for the lazy singer.

This.

Springsteen played 223 different songs on his last tour.

Springsteen doesn't have the amount of hits the band does and a totally different kind of audience so it's not really a fair comparison.