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Bon Jovi Fan Reviews (52)
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Professional performance
As always , Bon Jovi we're totally professional and gave the crowd exactly what they wanted . Always a class act, highly recommended .
Posted by Joe 90 on 26/06/2019
Bon Jovi, Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry - 23rd June 2019
Fantastic performance
Bon Jovi was just as amazing as ever and it was a fantastic nights entertainment. The only downside was the venue parking. Communication regarding prepaying for parking was non existent and we had a nightmare trying to find somewhere to park. We missed most of the Manic Street Preachers set because of it.
Posted by Neil on 25/06/2019
Bon Jovi, Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry - 23rd June 2019
Great night
Really easy to get in and out of stadium & car park.... great night as per usual for Bon Jovi !!!
Posted by Sarahg on 25/06/2019
Bon Jovi, Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry - 23rd June 2019
A W E S O M E !!
As usual Bon Jovi knows how to hit the spot and the overall performance was amazing. Sadly the only thing that spoilt it again was the getting out of Wembley, i live in Ashford Kent, missed my last train home which resulted in me losing money on my return ticket, I had to stay with my daughter who had to give up her bed, get a train home on Saturday which was extra expense in cab fairs, more expense for train tickets breakfast etc so the organisation in getting out of Wembley was dreadful. Bon Jovi amazing, Wembley organisation, NOT amazing, dreadful!!
Posted anonymously on 25/06/2019
Bon Jovi, Wembley Stadium, London - 21st June 2019
Great gig 👍
Got in ok but wasn’t given wrist bands to go to the standing area so wasn’t allowed to go where are tickets were for so had to go against the crowd back from whence we came. We found some ladies giving out the wrist bands and were then allowed into the standing area. Unfortunately we mis a chunk of the manics gig due to this :( Bin Jovi we’re very good. At 9pm I went to my wife and daughter a vegetarian burger and chips to be told there were only cheese burgers left - nothing for vegetarians!!! I got myself a burger and although big it was bland and tasteless and I only ate a couple of mouths full it was that bad. Such a shame the catering was awful as the bands were brilliant. Nottingham arena is so much better organised although the crowds are a lot smaller.
Posted by D f j W on 24/06/2019
Bon Jovi, Coventry Building Society Arena, Coventry - 23rd June 2019
Bon Jovi are one of America’s most successful and enduring rock bands, formed in Sayreville, New Jersey, in 1983. Fronted by charismatic singer Jon Bon Jovi, alongside guitarist Richie Sambora, keyboardist David Bryan, bassist Alec John Such and drummer Tico Torres, the band forged a sound that combined arena-sized hooks, heartfelt storytelling and a blue-collar spirit. Their early records helped define the sound of 1980s rock, with Slippery When Wet (1986) and New Jersey (1988) catapulting them to global stardom through hits like “Livin’ on a Prayer”, “You Give Love a Bad Name” and “Bad Medicine”.
Across four decades, Bon Jovi have continually evolved while staying true to their melodic rock roots. Albums such as Keep the Faith (1992), Crush (2000) and The Circle (2009) showcased their adaptability, while This House Is Not for Sale (2016) reaffirmed their resilience and unity. With more than 130 million records sold and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018, Bon Jovi remain a defining force in modern rock — their anthems still echoing across stadiums around the world.