Bon Jovi has officially announced their 2025 reunion tour, marking their first extensive live performances since 2007. The tour, titled “The Bon Jovi Legacy Tour 2025,” is set to begin on June 10, 2025, at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium

Legendary rock band Bon Jovi has officially announced their highly anticipated 2025 reunion tour, marking their first extensive live performances since 2007. Titled The Bon Jovi Legacy Tour 2025, the tour promises to celebrate the band’s iconic four-decade-long career with a mix of classic hits and fan favorites. This major announcement has already sent waves of excitement through the global rock community.

The tour is set to kick off on June 10, 2025, at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, a fittingly grand venue for the return of one of rock’s most enduring acts. From there, Bon Jovi will travel to major cities across North America, Europe, South America, and Asia, making this a true global celebration of their music.

Frontman Jon Bon Jovi, who has been largely absent from the touring circuit in recent years, expressed his enthusiasm in a statement: “This tour is about honoring the legacy we’ve built together—with the band, with our crew, and most importantly, with the fans. We’re ready to bring the energy, the hits, and the heart back to the stage.”

The band is expected to perform classics such as “Livin’ on a Prayer,” “Wanted Dead or Alive,” “You Give Love a Bad Name,” and “It’s My Life,” along with a few surprises from their deep catalog. Longtime fans and new listeners alike can expect a high-energy show that blends nostalgia with the powerful live presence that has defined Bon Jovi’s concerts for decades.

While the full list of tour dates is yet to be released, tickets for the opening show in Los Angeles will go on sale starting April 20, 2025, with fan club pre-sales beginning two days earlier. Given the excitement surrounding the tour, early ticket demand is expected to be extremely high.

The Bon Jovi Legacy Tour 2025 marks a monumental return for one of rock’s most iconic bands—and for fans around the world, it’s a homecoming worth the wait.