US EditionJon Bon Jovi is 'grateful and humble' to tour again in 2026 after vocal cord surgery
- On Tuesday, July 7, 2026, Jon Bon Jovi, 63, will kick off the Forever Tour at Madison Square Garden with four New York shows, closing Sept. 4, 2026, at Wembley Stadium.
- Bon Jovi underwent major surgery in 2022 to repair an atrophying vocal cord, with a surgeon placing an implant on the outside of his vocal cords to help rebuild and strengthen them.
- Rehearsing daily, Bon Jovi retrains his voice with garage rehearsals, says he can perform two and a half hours night after night, and compares tour preparation to a marathon.
- The tour will spotlight songs from Forever , out Friday, Oct. 24, featuring collaborators Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Avril Lavigne, Bruce Springsteen and Robbie Williams, some as special guests.
- Bon Jovi says he would have quit if his singing didn't return after rehab, adding, `But I wouldn't do it unless it was that`, and he told TODAY he performs for artistic motivation and joy.
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Jon Bon Jovi 'grateful and humble' to tour again after vocal cord surgery
LONDON, United Kingdom – US rocker Jon Bon Jovi says he is “grateful and humble” to be able to return to the stage again following vocal cord surgery as the band that carries his name announced a comeback tour this week. The 63-year-old singer underwent surgery in 2022 and needed three years of rehabilitation to regain the strength to sing live again. “I’m excited. I’m also grateful and humble,” Bon Jovi told Reuters on the sidelines of a press …
Jon Bon Jovi announces comeback tour after vocal cord surgery
US rocker Jon Bon Jovi says he is "grateful and humble" to be able to return to the stage again following vocal cord surgery as the band that carries his name announced a comeback tour this week. The 63 year-old singer underwent surgery in 2022 and needed three years of rehabilitation to regain the strength to sing live again. "I'm excited. I'm also grateful and humble," Bon Jovi told Reuters on the sidelines of a press conference for the 2026 t…
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Jon Bon Jovi talks first tour since vocal cord surgery, new album and Bruce Springsteen
Bon Jovi will embark on their first tour in four years in 2026. It's more than just a victory lap. In 2022, singer Jon Bon Jovi learned one of his vocal cords was atrophying.
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