Days after announcing that the band will be taking a break from touring, Bon Jovi has added another leg to its Live 2011 Tour.
Now the band will hit the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on April 30, play four dates in Canada, and then return to the southeast for a few shows.
Drummer Tico Torres recently suggested the band would be taking an extensive break after a year on the road. Richie Sambora, however, said the band did not need "that much of a break", comparing the band's stamina to that of the Rolling Stones.
Sales have been steady for Bon Jovi's current tour. TicketNews reported in November that the band had earned the highest power score for ticket sales.
Tickets are now on sale and range between $20 to $150.
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Now the band will hit the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on April 30, play four dates in Canada, and then return to the southeast for a few shows.
Drummer Tico Torres recently suggested the band would be taking an extensive break after a year on the road. Richie Sambora, however, said the band did not need "that much of a break", comparing the band's stamina to that of the Rolling Stones.
Sales have been steady for Bon Jovi's current tour. TicketNews reported in November that the band had earned the highest power score for ticket sales.
Tickets are now on sale and range between $20 to $150.
Copyright(c) 2011 RTTNews.com. All Rights Reserved
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