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How to get tickets to Bon Jovi in Australia 2027: Pre-sale, dates, cities & more

The 80s rock legends will play stadium shows in Melbourne and Sydney in March 2027

Melissa Woodley
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Melissa Woodley
Editor, Time Out Australia
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Photograph: Mark Seliger | Bon Jovi
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Whoa, we’re halfway there! In just six months, one of the most iconic rock bands of all time is heading Down Under for their first Australian tour since 2018.

That’s right, Bon Jovi – the Grammy-winning legends behind ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’, ‘You Give Love a Bad Name’, and ‘It’s My Life’ – have officially added an Australian leg to their global Forever Tour. Fresh off a landmark residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden and a string of sold-out shows across the UK, the band is finally bringing their bangers to Melbourne and Sydney in March 2027. Here’s how to get tickets to Bon Jovi in Australia.

When is Bon Jovi coming to Australia?

Bon Jovi will play two exclusive stadium shows in Australia, including:

  • Melbourne: Marvel Stadium – Thursday, March 4, 2027
  • Sydney: Accor Stadium – Thursday, March 11, 2027

How to get tickets to Bon Jovi in Australia?

General public tickets go on sale on Friday, October 23 via TEG Dainty, starting at 12pm in Sydney and 1pm in Melbourne.

When is the Bon Jovi pre-sale in Australia?

Mega fans have a few chances to score early access tickets before the general public release. The official Artist pre-sale kicks off on Tuesday, October 20 at 12pm in Sydney and 1pm in Melbourne. Following that, a PayPal First Access pre-sale launches on Wednesday, October 21 at 12pm in Sydney and 1pm in Melbourne.

How much are Bon Jovi tickets in Australia?

We’ll update this once pricing information becomes available.

Who is the support act for Bon Jovi in Australia?

Bon Jovi haven’t announced a support act for their Australian tour yet.

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