Bon Jovi is back.

After four years off the road, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band will kick off its highly anticipated “Forever Tour” on Tuesday, July 7, with the first of nine concerts at Madison Square Garden (MSG) in New York City.

The residency is Bon Jovi’s first full tour since 2022, when frontman Jon Bon Jovi stepped away from touring due to vocal issues that eventually led to vocal cord surgery. Now fully recovered, the singer is set to reunite with fans for a string of shows at the “World’s Most Famous Arena” before heading overseas later this summer.

Where to buy Bon Jovi tickets

While many of the Madison Square Garden dates sold out quickly after going on sale, fans can still find last-minute tickets through verified resale marketplaces such as Vivid Seats, which consistently offers the lowest resale prices.

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Prices vary by pass tier and demand, but Vivid Seats’ Buyer Guarantee protects against counterfeit or invalid tickets, making it a safer option for fans purchasing after the presale and general sale.

Limited tickets may also be available via SeatGeek and StubHub. Get $5 off SeatGeek orders of $300+ with code TAKE5.

How much do Bon Jovi tickets cost?

Below are the current starting prices from verified resale marketplaces. Prices include fees and are accurate at the time of publishing, but are subject to change:

DateVenueStarting PricesJuly 7Madison Square Garden$216July 9Madison Square Garden$246July 12Madison Square Garden$226July 14Madison Square Garden$219July 16Madison Square Garden$231July 19Madison Square Garden$238July 21Madison Square Garden$231July 23Madison Square Garden$231July 26Madison Square Garden$282Bon Jovi Madison Square Garden mapBon Jovi Madison Square Garden mapBon Jovi Madison Square Garden mapVivid SeatsBon Jovi’s return to the stage

Demand for the band’s comeback has been enormous. Bon Jovi initially announced four Madison Square Garden concerts, but quickly expanded the run to nine dates after tickets were snapped up by fans.

The shows support the band’s 2024 album, “Forever,” and represent Bon Jovi’s first major outing since Jon Bon Jovi underwent surgery in 2022. The band has performed only a handful of special appearances in recent years.

Bon Jovi remains one of the best-selling rock bands of all time, known for hits such as “Livin’ on a Prayer,” “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Wanted Dead or Alive,” and “Bad Medicine.”

After wrapping up in New York, the band will head to Europe for stadium shows in Edinburgh, Dublin, and London. But for North American fans, the Madison Square Garden residency is currently the only chance to see Bon Jovi live on the “Forever Tour.”

Are ticket resale marketplaces legit?

In today’s reality of live entertainment, where ticket queues stretch far beyond venue capacity, prices surge, and shows sell out in minutes, securing tickets can feel less like shopping and more like roulette.

When fans are left staring at a dreaded “sold out” screen, resale marketplaces often become the next best option. But with so many platforms promising secure transactions and verified tickets, it’s fair to ask: are resale marketplaces actually legit?

The short answer: yes — if you stick to the right ones.

Among the biggest players are Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, and StubHub, all of which operate as verified ticket resale platforms with built‑in buyer protections.