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Jon Bon Jovi Abruptly Ends Show 'Due to Sinus Infection'

The 64-year-old singer said the show will be rescheduled after he performed through vocal issues and ended the concert early.

  • On Thursday, Jon Bon Jovi cut his Madison Square Garden concert short after about 90 minutes, revealing to the sold-out crowd he had been battling a sinus infection.
  • The 64-year-old rocker, two weeks into the Bon Jovi Forever Tour, stated from the stage that illness led to the early ending. A spokesperson later confirmed the health issue prompted the concert's conclusion.
  • Before stopping, Bon Jovi welcomed Train frontman Pat Monahan for a rendition of the 1986 anthem "Livin' on a Prayer." Bon Jovi told the audience, "Don't throw away your ticket stubs, I'm gonna figure something out, OK?"
  • This was the eighth of nine sold-out shows at MSG. The band plans to reschedule the performance, with updated information for the New York City venue available shortly.
  • The Forever Tour is set to continue Sunday at MSG before heading to the U.K. next month. Bon Jovi previously underwent reconstructive vocal cord surgery in 2022, documented in the Hulu docuseries *Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story*.
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Rock star Jon Bon Jovi suddenly ended the concert at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night before the end, telling viewers that he had to "take a break," reports AOC News.

Musician Jon Bon Jovi went directly to the public to explain what happened.

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The singer interrupted the concert after 90 minutes and acknowledged that he could not offer his best performance. His team revealed what condition he suffers from.

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