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Bon Jovi's Europe tour will begin on May 14 in Sofia, it has emerged, as the band's gig in the Bulgarian capital has been officially confirmed.
Ticket prices will vary between BGN 79 (approximately EUR 40.38) to BGN 199.
Pre-sales for the concerts in Sofia and Berne are starting on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, six new Europe tour dates have been announced. The pre-sales for the gigs in Oslo, Bergen, Stockholm, Tampere, Copenhagen and Dublin are beginning on November 1.
Bon Jovi will hit the road in 2013 to fill stadiums and arenas worldwide with Bon Jovi Because We Can – The Tour.
Because We Can – The Tour will also debut brand new songs from new album What About Now, due out in Spring 2013, adding to the band's arsenal of hits including "Livin' on a Prayer," "You Give Love a Bad Name," "Who Says You Can't Go Home," "It's My Life," and many more.
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