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1. Who Says You Can't go Home
2. We Weren't Born to Follow
3. You Give Love a Bad Name
4. In These Arms
5. Born to be my Baby
6. Just Older
7. We Got it Going On
8. Raise Your Hands
9. When We Were Beautiful
10. Superman Tonight
11. Captain Crash and the Beauty Queen From Mars
12. Bad Medicine
13. It's my Life
14. Love's the Only Rule
15. Lay Your Hands On Me (Richie)
16. Living in Sin
17. I'll be There For You (Jon&Richie duet)
18. Something for the Pain (acoustic)
19. Diamond Ring
20. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead - Jumping Jack Flash
21. I'd Die For You
22. Work for the Working Man
23. Someday I'll be Saturday Night
24. Keep the Faith

Encore
25. Dry County
26. Wanted Dead or Alive
27. Livin on a Prayer

Qd le groupe monte sur le pitwalk, ça a l'air d'être l'émeute n'empêche
Sinon, set list d'enfer

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WHERE do I even begin? How about with this: that was the BEST. DAMN. SHOW. I'VE. EVER. SEEN. I mean that. I was all sorts of crazy when I was three people away from the stage in Vegas last year, and on top of the world when Jon saw my birthday sign from 4th row in Los Angeles on the LH tour, but THIS. This final (May) night at New Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey (Bon Jovi Land) was absolutely the BEST show I have ever been to in my life. The energy, the fans, the VIEW, the setlist...everything was to die for. I had absolutely no complaints about my seat (and definitely prefer pit - for many reasons - but particularly because the stage is higher than you, so you aren't blocked by the people in front of you!) and even though the people next to me sat down for the ENTIRE show, that just gave me more elbow room. I don't know where to even begin to review this show, so let me just start from the beginning: when the band opened with Who Says You Can't Go Home, I knew we were in for a killer night. I'm the first to scream "It's NOT all right!" and "I DO!" in response to "Who says you can't go home?" but tonight it was kind of fun to open with a surprise. From there, they played the standard Follow and Bad Name, but I enjoyed them immensely because of the sheer energy in the pit -- EVERYONE (except the nerds next to me) had their arms in the air, swaying and dancing and having a blast. Then they played IN THESE ARMS, barely four songs in, and I cried -- that's my favorite song ever, and I haven't heard it since the HAND tour! It was beautiful, and Jon's emotion with those lyrics always slays me. I got beeeeauuutiful pictures, if I might be so bold to confess -- I was VERY pleased with the lighting and angles tonight. Every damn picture came out clear! (Okay, ALMOST every one...) They played Just Older, and then the fun songs -- We Got It Goin' On and Raise Your Hands, which had the entire pit on their feet and hands in my face from every direction. I didn't mind -- Raise Your Hands is my name, after all! I was already sweating by the time they slowed things down and I was able to rehearse with Jon, practically word for word, the monologue about a 'WE generation' (honestly, it was moving the first time in February, but now it's just old lol) Then Superman (a fave) and CAPTAIN CRASH again!! I swung my arms the entire time this time, and they drew out the last part of the song so long I thought my arms would fall off, but I trooped through it! The set was normal until Jon arrived on the catwalk and began the chords to Living In Sin -- then I died. While Richie was singing Lay Your Hands On Me, a lot of people swarmed to the back of the pit by the catwalk, where the security guards told us to go BACK to our seats?! I was surprised, because people were at the catwalk at every single show I've been to on this tour. Of course some were able to sneak past them, but I was almost literally ushered back to my seat by a guard, and in a way I was glad - I didn't want to deal with pushing and shoving and screaming women looking at Jon's ass. And I was bummed I missed half of Richie's solo song (even though he sang the same song all three nights), so I was content to return to my seat. When Jon arrived on the platform, though, all bets were off. Security gave up for the most part and people attacked the catwalk, but of course, again, I got stuck behind a guard who would NOT LET ME stand up against the catwalk so I could reach for Richie when he walked by. Some woman snuck in between the guard and me, though, and sidled up to the catwalk just in time to reach for his hand when he came by, and he grabbed it. I was irritated because the guard had specifically kept me from doing that and this woman was allowed to...but I let it go quickly. It wasn't worth it to me to let my entire show be ruined by that tiny mishap. I was having such a damn good time otherwise! Living In Sin was beautiful, and then the band joined Jon for Something For the Pain (after Richie joined him for IBTFY). I was surprised when Tico and Dave left after Pain, and Richie stayed...but then they started DIAMOND RING! "A request for those of you who have been here all three nights"...I don't know who requested it, but thank you! I got the song on video, too, but I'm sorry to say the audio is probably pretty crappy because people wouldn't SHUT UP around me. They were carrying on conversations like it was a friggin tea party -- never mind the BAND standing ten feet from them!! So needless to say, I was a little annoyed again. I got run over trying to get back to my seat -- the only thing I don't like about pit. Calm down, people, seriously...the band hasn't even gotten back to the stage yet, you're not going to miss them! But the sitting ducks next to me had left when I got back, so I had tons of room to move around = bonus! Bad Medicine had no insert in it tonight, but Sleep When I'm Dead had a new surprise -- Jumpin Jack Flash! I recorded that for my boyfriend's Rolling Stones-adoring mom, whom I also happen to adore. Can't wait to show her when I see her next week! And the surprises weren't over -- I'd Die For You came next, which was VERY cool to hear live. Then a standard ending -- although Keep the Faith with the fireworks is still friggin awesome to me. I think I was grinning the entire show (minus being smooshed by people and losing a Richie moment thanks to O'Grumpy Security) and when the band left the stage and the lights went down, I was a little sad the encore was the only thing left. But I was excited for what was in store -- which turned out to be Dry County again!! On Wednesday, I totally thought Jon strained too much on that song, and I even winced as he tried to belt out everything he had into those high notes. But tonight, I felt like he did a much better job because it sounded fantastic -- or maybe I just didn't notice the straining because I was too busy watching him sweat up close. Wanted and Prayer are standard, givens, normal endings, but they were INCREDIBLE tonight. I shut off my camera purposely and made myself enjoy every ounce of those songs -- the crowd on its feet, every single hand in the air in the pit, Jon's overwhelmed smile as he watched us silently, and the sound of 85,000 voices rising into the New Jersey night sky, singing the same chorus. I hope New York could hear us -- I wish CALIFORNIA could hear us -- as we sang in unison and goosebumps literally crawled up my arms. You can hear those songs a thousand times, but when you're surrounded by tens of thousands of people there for the same reason, with the same love in their hearts, singing the same lyrics that they learned somehow, in their own individual lives, and you're suddenly brought together under one roof -- or sky -- there is NOTHING like it. And being in the pit? I can't even describe the excitement to you unless you've been in there -- the atmosphere is just amazing. It's charged with electricity, with anticipation, with joy and passion...it just radiates from every body in there. I truly enjoyed every minute, and would do it again in a heartbeat. The show ended with me flying high above the stadium on cloud 9 -- clapping and screaming and cheering for my favorite men onstage, not wanting them to disappear below it, but to stay there and rock all night long. Sweat was pouring into my eyes, my feet were numb, my arms exhausted, my throat parched, but my heart was full to bursting and my spirits soaring. I truly had the BEST time tonight, and rank it as one of my favorite experiences of all time...and it was by far the best show I've ever seen. THANK YOU to my parents, my uncle, and my boyfriend for making my dreams come true. THANK YOU to my friends, especially JENN over here for doing so much for me and giving me a place to stay, and THANK YOU Bon Jovi, for giving this California girl a night to remember -- one I will cherish, always. Full setlist from tonight: Who Says You Can't Go Home We Weren't Born To Follow You Give Love a Bad Name In These Arms Born To Be My Baby Just Older We Got It Goin' On Raise Your Hands When We Were Beautiful Superman Tonight Captain Crash and the Beauty Queen from Mars Bad Medicine It's My Life Love's The Only Rule Lay Your Hands On Me (Richie Vox) Livin' in Sin/Chapel of Love I'll Be There For You Something For The Pain Diamond Ring Sleep When I'm Dead/Jumpin' Jack Flash I'd Die For You Work for the Working Man Someday I'll Be Saturday Night Keep The Faith Encore: Dry County Wanted Dead or Alive Livin' on a Prayer

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super setlist, mais j enleverais WSYCGH pour BLOOD on BLOOD.

mais surtout j aimerais voir le retour de THORN IN MY SIDE

Vs ne savez pas où on pourrait voir la set list de OneRepublic par contre ?

Avec Jack Bauer

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[Vous devez être inscrit et connecté pour voir cette image] Où sont les "only lonely, roulette" et autres du début de la tournée? J'espère qu'ils y penseront pour Paris!!

A nous rabacher son Power Of We, Jon nous fait définitivement du Yes We Can

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Bon Jovi Still The Circle Tour has what it Takes from the Same Band, only 25 years later. The 2-1/2 hours that the Bon Jovi blessed his fans with was stunning, just stunning. It may suffice it to say that there my not be a better place than NJ's new Meadowlands Arena to see the team of Bon Jovi's Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambors, David Bryan, Tico Torres and Hugh McDonald, but having the opportunity of watching a band of international superstars play on a brand new home field turf is like history in the making.Bon Jovi - The Circle Tour The opening band was none other than Grammy Nominated OneRepublic, who, was welcomed with open arms and crooned their rock-pop-orchestral tunes originals Aploogy and All the Right Moves with a golden throated warmness that helped raise the evening's temperature. As the stadium filled up for those that seemed to clearly come just to see Jon & the fellas, OneRepublic grabbed the crowd's attention with their own hot singles and their rendition of tears for Fears' Shout. Although OneRepublic's appearance was greatly appreciated, upon their exodus, the environment changed and after a 40+ minute wait of almost dead silence, the headliners emerged. It should not be long before OneRepublic is filling stadiums of this size as the headliners. The Message is 'We" Playing in the arena that hes been deemed The home of your Favorite Football team and Bon Jovi, the Band rocked the entire night in a show that captivated the sold out, full house of the house that Jon Built. The band played a set that included songs that spanned the length of their whole 25 year career. The message still comes form the heart of the New Jersey born by that supports the working man, those with hopes and dreams, those with family, those with heart and those that have a spiritual drive. The stage that engulfed this New Jersey Classic New Jersey team was larger than life. Performing on a stage that was 100 feet wide and backed by 3 screens spanning over 150 feet with and 50 feet tall, Jon Richie Tico, David and Hugh melted their 40,000+ fans, whose ages spanned generations from 8 year old kids to septuagenarians. The audio system the new home of the Giants is crystal clear, the arena, modern and spotless, the stage performance was incredible from the sound, visuals, performances and finale fireworks. The Circle promoted hope, faith, love and during their song Superman, the Bon Jovi paid homage to the real person, the doctor, the fireman, the policeman, the teacher with images of people who risk their lives and give of themselves to contribute to the benefit of the masses, not the individual. At one point Jon made his wish for this decade perfectly clear. To put aside what politics say, to put aside what the stock market says, to say farewell to the past generation of 'Me' and make this next generation, the generation of 'We' and just work together to be a better people. Tony Award Nominees on Stage In addition to being bedazzled by one of the most legendary bands currently on tour, we were also blessed with a nominee for the upcoming 2010 Tony Awards, keyboardist David Bryan, nominated for several Tony Awards for his work in Memphis. David Bryan is nominated for Orchestrations as well as Original Score for his work in Memphis. Bon Jovi's Circle Tour heads to Europe shortly to play London & Paris before returning to New York on July 11, the play Saratoga Springs. Jon Bon Jovi was proud to show all that he is still a legend, and he can still shake his, now 48 year old, trademark ass on stage for his adorning fans.

Une p'tite vidéo ds les backstages de la logistique d'un tel concert

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[Vous devez être inscrit et connecté pour voir cette image] Superbe, ça en fait bosser du monde...

Erf!!!!!
Je crois que je serais bien capable de faire n'importe quoi pour avoir la chance des les voir dans un stade n'empeche........