Bon Jovi adds Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on Aug. 4, 2027

Bon Jovi will play Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on Aug. 4, 2027, the band announced Oct. 19 as part of seven new dates added to its Forever Tour, with an artist presale starting Oct. 28.

Toronto is the only Canadian stop among the seven shows, which also include two in Australia, one in London, England, and three in the northeastern and midwestern United States. General tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. 30, at 10 a.m. local time.

The band’s artist presale begins Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 10 a.m. local time. Fans can register for access at BonJovi.com, and additional presales will run through the week ahead of the general sale, according to Blabbermouth. Ticket prices and supporting acts for the new shows had not been announced, TicketNews reported.

“The ‘Forever Tour’ has been an incredible celebration of the music and the fans who have been with us all these years,” Jon Bon Jovi said in the band’s announcement. “We can’t wait to see you out there!”

The new itinerary, as listed by TicketNews and Blabbermouth, starts at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on March 4, 2027, followed by Accor Stadium in Sydney on March 11. The band then plays BST Hyde Park in London on June 24, a festival appearance rather than a stadium show.

The North American run opens at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., on July 15, followed by Soldier Field in Chicago on July 21 and Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., on July 28. Toronto closes the announced run a week later, on Aug. 4. NOW Toronto described the Toronto show as part of an extension of the tour.

Blabbermouth reported that the Forever Tour began July 7, 2026, with nine nights at Madison Square Garden in New York. TicketNews, citing JamBase, reported that Jon Bon Jovi told the crowd at the band’s Sept. 9 finale at Wembley Stadium in London that a 2027 tour was already being booked.

For Canadian fans, the Toronto date joins a busy 2027 touring calendar. The Backstreet Boys have added a 12th Rogers Centre show, Nickelback has announced seven Canadian arena dates, and Def Leppard has added five Canadian dates. Zach Bryan has also booked stadium shows in Vancouver and Edmonton.

Buyers should confirm times and prices on the official ticketing page for the venue on the day of each sale, as presale and general sale times vary by market.

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Via TicketNews, Blabbermouth and NOW Toronto.