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Bon Jovi is back on tour again in 2011 after a last years “The Circle Tour” in support of his album of the same name. The Bon Jovi tour will kick off on February 9th at the Bryce Jordan Center with stops along the way at Madison Square Garden, Wells Fargo Center and the AT&T Center.

Tickets for Bon Jovi’s Consol Energy Center go on sale today and the rest of the tour dates go on sale in the coming weeks.  Ticket prices for Bon Jovi will run from the low 20′s to $130 or more per ticket with fees.

Bon Jovi 2011 Tour Dates

Bon Jovi ticket prices have been dropping as the concerts have drawn near and cheap tickets for the Bon Jovi tour can now be purchased from ticket brokers for less than the original face value for some of the concerts.

Bon Jovi has some of the most expensive tickets for a concert with prices going as high as $1700 each. But the economy is showing that fans aren’t ready for overpriced tickets and demand has lowered the prices to well below face value for the first concerts on the Bon Jovi tour in Seattle at the Key Arena this weekend.

So if you want to buy the best seats for Bon Jovi, and avoid Ticketmaster, check the ticket prices for Bon Jovi at PreferredSeat.com. If you don’t see the seat location or price you’re looking to spend, you can always bookmark the page and check back for the best Bon Jovi ticket deals. Find and buy Bon Jovi tickets now!

Bon Jovi 2010 Tour Schedule

February 2010
19 – Seattle, WA – KeyArena
20 – Seattle, WA – KeyArena
22 – San Jose, CA Bon Jovi at HP Pavilion
24 – Phoenix, AZ Bon Jovi at Jobing.com Arena
26 – Anaheim, CA Bon Jovi at Honda Center
27 – Anaheim, CA Bon Jovi at Honda Center

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The Bon Jovi tour was recently announced and tickets are on sale now at the face value of $1725 each! And yes there are some cheaper seats for $1275, $575, and $365, and the price list goes on and on. The common ingredient in these ticket “packages” is a seat in the first few rows, or lower level seating, and a bunch of crap! And I do mean crap.

Souvenirs, messenger bags, and tour programs for customers that are somewhere in their mid 40′s to early 50′s and could care less about all the fluff tossed into a package designed to jack up the price of a ticket. What am I going to do with a Bon Jovi messenger bag? I couldn’t even admit I went to the show, much less carry around a bag with Jon Bon Jovi’s mug all over it!

No offense to the band, but your taking your fans for a ride with those prices. Forget the economy, that’s still a crazy price for any band to charge their fans with a straight face.

And I thought Jon Bon Jovi was against scalping and taking advantage of the fans as he was quoted in spinner.com. “The singer is also steamed that New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has refused to stop the third-party sales. “We have always had the best interest in the fans at heart and repeatedly … tried to educate [show sponsor] MLB [Major League Baseball] and New York City about the fairest and easiest distribution of tickets,” Bon Jovi posted to his band’s official Web site before the heated observations were later removed.

“As I said before, ‘No good deed goes unpunished,’” the rocker added. “There are reports in the media about tickets being scalped for the free concert. I for one am not surprised, but our organization is disappointed.”.”

But that was after Ticketnews reported Bon Jovi had been scalping his tickets for the “Lost Highway” tour in 2007. It’s hard for a fan of music to understand a band that cries out about reselling tickets on one hand, then sell $1725 tickets with a bunch of crap thrown in to try to justify the price.

Find and buy cheaper ticket broker tickets for Bon Jovi.