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Bon Jovi to perform at London's 02 arena next year
The London News.Net
Friday 23rd October, 2009 (IANS)
American rock band Bon Jovi has announced the band will perform at London's 02 arena in June 2010.
The band will kick off the run of shows in June 2010 as part of their The Circle Tour that begins in the spring, reports contactmusic.com
Bon Jovi were the first to play at 02 when it opened in June 2007 and are the first musicians to announce an extended string of concerts at the venue since Michael Jackson, who tragically died in June just weeks before his sold-out 50-night 'This Is It' residency was due to begin.  Email this story to a friend
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