Rock icons Bon Jovi have thrilled fans around the globe with the announcement that their 2025 world tour will officially expand into 2026. The legendary band, fronted by Jon Bon Jovi, also confirmed that a brand-new studio album is in the works—and its release dates are now aligned with the newly added tour legs.
Originally planned as a single-year global celebration of their multi-decade career and recent musical resurgence, the 2025 tour has quickly grown due to overwhelming fan demand. Cities across North America, Europe, South America, Asia, and Australia had already sold out within minutes, prompting the group to add a full second leg of shows stretching well into late 2026.
The extended tour will include fresh stops in several major cities that were previously left off the itinerary, including long-awaited returns to places like Rio de Janeiro, Johannesburg, Seoul, and Dublin. According to insiders, the band will be performing both their greatest hits and new material from their highly anticipated upcoming album.
Speaking about the decision, Jon Bon Jovi said, “The energy we’ve felt from our fans has been unbelievable. We knew this tour was going to be big, but this level of love and excitement is more than we imagined. We’re giving back by staying on the road longer—and giving fans more music along the way.”
In line with this announcement, Bon Jovi also revealed that their forthcoming album—rumored to be one of their most personal and reflective works yet—will be released in phases to match the tour’s progression. The first volume is scheduled to drop in early spring 2025, while the second part will follow in early 2026. Each release will coincide with major performances, creating an immersive experience for concertgoers.
With a refreshed lineup, timeless charisma, and powerful new material, Bon Jovi’s extended 2025–2026 tour is shaping up to be one of the biggest rock events of the decade. Fans are encouraged to stay tuned for ticket updates and further announcements as the band gears up for their most ambitious journey yet.
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