Oct 20, 2005 • 1 min read

Bon Jovi play for military only

Bon Jovi are to play a closed show for military personnel and their families at a New Jersey base, ahead of their world tour starting on 2 November.

Bon Jovi are to play a gig for military personnel only at a New Jersey base later this week. Apparently the rockers have been rehearsing there in advance of the start of their world tour on 2 Nov, and are to give the performance to express their gratitude.

Richie Sambora said: "The Army guys were kind enough to give us their big theatre they have there and at the end of the rehearsals, we're going to do a show for all of the [soldiers] and their families. It's not open to the public. We're just doing anything we can do. Really, it's just anytime you can give back to those guys who are out there fighting for our freedom, for God's sakes."

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