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Jon Bon Jovi has performed a full concert with Bon Jovi for the first time in over three years.

The rock legend has been battling voice issues for several years, and he told fans in February 2024 that he was recovering from surgery for an atrophied vocal cord.

Speaking to Planet Rock at the time, Jon said he was getting “dangerously close” to touring with Bon Jovi, saying: “I’m working hard and I’m feeling better every day, and it’s been years (since Bon Jovi’s last full gig) and it has sucked!”

Bon Jovi have since performed a handful of songs at some private shows, however last Saturday night (14th June) they performed their first full concert since April 2022.

Jon Bon Jovi at Planet Rock

The Runaway Tours exclusive show took place at the Marathon Music Works venue in Nashville, Tennessee in front of just 1,500 lucky fans.

Bon Jovi played a 17-song set peppered with classics from their distinguished career, including ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’, ‘Wanted Dead or Alive’, ‘It’s My Life’ and ‘Keep the Faith’.

Mobile phones were strictly banned at the event, so no fan-filmed footage has emerged online.

Bon Jovi Plays First Full Concert Since 2022: Set List

Sharing a photo of beaming Bon Jovi at the end of the concert, Runaway Tours wrote: ‘

‘What can we say Nashville Runaways, other than thank YOU for another incredible trip! It was LEGENDARY!

What can we say Nashville Runaways, other than thank YOU for another incredible trip! It was LEGENDARY!

📸 @davidbergman pic.twitter.com/jKZkz2mB1p

— Runaway Tours (@runawaytours) June 16, 2025

‘Our BIGGEST thank you goes out to Jon and Bon Jovi! Jon and the band put on an outstanding and unforgettable performance.’

One attendee replied: ‘What a privilege to be part of this event. Jersey meets Nash!! The comeback, talent, vulnerability, nostalgia, and an all around amazing concert! We love you Bon Jovi! Jon you did it!!!’

Bon Jovi fans will be hoping the concert paves the way for a full tour.

Bon Jovi’s setlist in Nashville on 14th June:

Beautiful Drug

We Weren’t Born to Follow

Lost Highway

Legendary

You Give Love a Bad Name

Born to Be My Baby

Limitless

It’s My Life

Livin’ on a Prayer

(You Want to) Make a Memory

Wanted Dead or Alive

Love’s the Only Rule

Keep the Faith

Q&A break

This House Is Not for Sale

Have a Nice Day

Blood on Blood

I’ll Be There for You

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