New Bon Jovi date

> >> BON JOVI TWO UP AT WEMBLEY STADIUM
After another massive No.1 album, Bon Jovi are set to please even more British fans with a second Wembley Stadium date announced as part of one of the biggest European Stadium rock tours in years. The band, who sold out a June 11th Wembley Stadium show within hours of tickets going on sale, will now also play the fantastic new stadium on June 10th after overwhelming public demand. Promoters AEG Live will put tickets on sale on January 27th at 9am.

Bon Jovi will be the first music act to perform at the world's most famous football stadium in what is sure to be two unmissable shows.

Jon Bon Jovi said: "We had some amazing nights in that old building, I think we played there five times and then I did it once by myself, I mean all the history in that building, from live aid to the world cup. But that was the past and now this is the beginning of the future and we are honoured because there was a lot of great bands that wanted to do it but we leapt out and got there first, so I'm happy to be the guy opening the place."

AEG Live's Rob Hallett said: "Anyone who has seen the stadium being built knows it's going to be an absolutely amazing venue for live music as well as for sport so we're delighted to be bringing the first tour to the new stadium and there isn't a greater showman for this size of place than Jon Bon Jovi."

The HAVE A NICE DAY tour is the band's first in 3 years. The European leg will kick off in the host country of World Cup 2006, Germany, on May 13th moving onto Ireland and then Holland - with the final stages here in the UK. Joining them on tour are rock stars Nickelback who have stormedthe charts on both sides of the Atlantic.

THE FULL UK DATES are as follows:

* June 3rd 2006 - Hampden Park Stadium, Glasgow
* June 4th 2006 - City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester
* June 7th 2006 - Ricoh Arena, Coventry
* June 9th 2006 - The Friends Provident St Mary¹s Stadium, Southampton SOLD OUT
* June 10th 2006 ­ Wembley Stadium, London ADDED DATE
* June 11th 2006 - Wembley Stadium, London SOLD OUT