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Bon Jovi announce 2027 Australian tour, with no Queensland date

October 20, 20262 min read

Bon Jovi’s Forever Tour returns to Australia in March 2027. Artwork: TEG Dainty.

Queensland has missed out on Bon Jovi’s newly announced Australian stadium dates, with the Forever Tour heading to Melbourne and Sydney in March 2027.

Bon Jovi will play Marvel Stadium on March 4 and Accor Stadium on March 11, marking their first Australian tour since 2018.

The two shows are the only Australian stops on the announced itinerary. No Brisbane or regional Queensland concert is listed.

The announcement extends a return to touring that began in July with nine shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden, followed by stadium concerts in London, Edinburgh and Dublin.

“The Forever Tour has been an incredible celebration of the music and the fans who have been with us all these years,” Jon Bon Jovi said.

The tour takes its name from Forever, the band’s sixteenth studio album, released in 2024.

Bon Jovi Australian tour dates

  • March 4, 2027: Marvel Stadium, Melbourne.
  • March 11, 2027: Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park.

Tickets and presale times

General tickets go on sale on October 23 at noon for Sydney and 1pm for Melbourne, local venue time. For Queensland fans, that means 11am AEST for Sydney tickets and noon AEST for Melbourne tickets.

Fan presales begin on October 20, followed by PayPal First Access on October 21. Both use the same staggered start times: 11am AEST for Sydney and noon AEST for Melbourne. A PayPal account is required for the PayPal presale.

See TEG Dainty’s official tour page for tickets, presale eligibility and event details.

Closer to home, Kings of Leon have announced a Brisbane show with Ocean Alley for March 3.

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