Bon Jovi closed the Forever Tour with three nights at Wembley Stadium in September 2026, the band's first run since Jon Bon Jovi's vocal-cord surgery.
Bon Jovi, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018, closed the Forever Tour at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday 9 September 2026. It was the last of three nights there.
The band formed in New Jersey in 1983, after Jon Bon Jovi cut a demo with session players and resolved to lead a group of his own. Three years later, Slippery When Wet made it a stadium act. The number-one album included “Livin’ on a Prayer”, “You Give Love a Bad Name” and “Wanted Dead or Alive”.
A Grammy Award winner, the band has kept David Bryan and Tico Torres beside its singer from the start.
In 2022 doctors found that one of Jon Bon Jovi’s vocal cords was atrophying. Major surgery and years of rehabilitation followed. The Forever Tour was the band’s first run in four years and his first since the operation.
Wembley also held the band on Friday 4 and Sunday 6 September, and the Wednesday was the final night of the whole tour. Forever, the album behind the tour, was reissued that week as a Legendary Edition, its songs recut alongside other artists.