1. Blood On Blood
2. We Weren't Born To Follow
3. You Give Love A Bad Name
4. Thorn In My Side
5. Born To Be My Baby
6. Lost Highway
7. When We Were Beautiful
8. Superman Tonight
9. We Got It Going On
10. Bad Medicine ~ Roadhouse Blues
11. It’s My Life
12. Homebound Train (Richie Sambora on lead vocals)
13. Hallellujah
14. Diamond Ring
15. I’ll Be There for You
16. Something for the Pain (acoustic)
17. Someday I’ll be Saturday Night (acoustic)
18. Bullet
19. Work For the Working Man
20. Who Says You Can't go Home
21. Love's the Only Rule

Encore
22. Runaway
23. I Love This Town
24. Wanted Dead Or Alive (with Kid Rock)
25. Livin' On A Prayer

Une première review:

Citation:

Bon Jovi opened its sold-out concert at the Palace of Auburn Hills on Wednesday with "Blood on Blood," a 22-year-old song cut from the "New Jersey" album. And you know what? They can do that. Having outlived several major sea changes in music over the last few decades, the New Jersey four-piece has proved its durability and lasting power to several generations of fans. So "Blood on Blood" -- a song about brotherhood, loyalty and the endurance of friendship -- made perfect sense, and the more than 18,000 fans greeted it with open arms. Bon Jovi bounced between newer material and songs from the band's deep catalog Wednesday, performing on a circular stage positioned at the back of The Palace. The stage allowed for 360 degrees of seating, and the band gave it up to all sides of the arena, with high-tech video screens that attached and detached like Legos and five video screens positioned on robotic arms that transformed into a walkway for lead singer Jon Bon Jovi. Jon was in high spirits Wednesday, challenging his band to perform an impromptu rendition of the Doors' "Roadhouse Blues" and apologizing to the crowd for flubbing the words during Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah." "I don't deserve that, but thank you," he said when the crowd showered him with cheers after the song. Midshow, with his guitarist Richie Sambora in tow, Jon made his way to the center of the half-circle catwalk that extended into the audience for a several-song suite, including a stripped-down "I'll Be There for You."

http://www.detnews.com/article/20100318/OPINION03/3180386/Bon-Jovi-rocks-through-old-and-new-tunes