These Days Tour
A global rock celebration bridging classic anthems with new resilience.
This entry documents the major global touring cycle undertaken by Bon Jovi following their 2016 album release. While often colloquially referenced in fan circles regarding this specific era of modern rock revival, the official designation for this extensive world circuit was the 'This House Is Not For Sale World Tour.' It served as a significant chapter in the band's history, bridging their classic anthems with newer material and showcasing their enduring connection with audiences worldwide.
- Official Designation
- This House Is Not For Sale World Tour
- Supporting Album
- This House Is Not For Sale (2016)
- Duration
- February 2017 – May 2019
- Band Status
- Active / Completed
- Primary Affiliation
- Bon Jovi (Jon, Tico, Hugh, David)
Lore & Background
Throughout this period, the band emphasized storytelling between songs, sharing personal anecdotes about their journey over decades. This approach deepened the emotional resonance of the live experience, transforming concerts into communal gatherings rather than simple performances. The tour solidified their status as a staple of arena rock, proving that their music remained vital to multi-generational audiences.
In Their Own Story
The arena hummed with anticipation as the house lights dimmed to a deep crimson. A single spotlight cut through the haze, landing on the stage where the iconic guitar riff began to build. Jon stepped forward, microphone in hand, and the roar of thousands echoed like thunder. For three hours, strangers became family, united by the rhythm of a sound that had defined their lives since youth.
Reader's Guide
The tour spanned North America, Europe, and Oceania, playing major arenas and stadiums. The setlist was a carefully curated mix of timeless hits from the late eighties alongside tracks from the new album. Highlights included extended acoustic segments featuring Jon Bon Jovi on piano or guitar alone, offering a rare glimpse of vulnerability before ramping up into high-octane rock numbers. Special guests occasionally joined for duets, adding unique flavor to specific dates. Memorable moments often occurred during the encore, where the band would invite fans to sing along to their biggest anthems. The production featured dynamic lighting and pyrotechnics that synchronized with the music's intensity.
Did You Know?
- The tour supported an album that debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart.
- Acoustic segments were a staple feature, showcasing the band's versatility beyond electric rock.
- This era included performances in over thirty countries across multiple continents.