Bon Jovi is kicking off the next leg of the their world tour with a two-night stand in Yokohama, Japan on March 28th. They will head to North America on April 18th for a six-week run before heading to Europe on May 31st only to return to the states in July for the final trek across North America. 
3/28-29 - Yokohama, Japan  - Yokohama Arena 
3/31 - Osaka, Japan  - Osaka Dome 
4/3 - Nagoya, Japan  - Nagoya Dome 
4/5 - Tokyo, Japan  - Tokyo Dome 
4/18 - Phoenix  - Desert Sky Pavilion 
4/20 - Anaheim, Calif.  - Arrowhead Pond 
4/21 - Las Vegas  - MGM Grand 
4/23 - San Jose, Calif.  - San Jose Arena 
4/28 - Salt Lake City  - Delta Center 
4/30 - Denver  - Pepsi Center 
5/2 - Dallas  - Starplex 
5/4 - Columbus, Ohio  - Value City Arena 
5/5 - Cleveland  - Gund Arena 5/8 - Grand Rapids, Mich.  - Van Andel Arena 
5/10 - Greenville, S.C.  - Bi-Lo Center 
5/11 - Atlanta  - Philips Arena 
5/13 - Washington, D.C.  - MCI Center 5/15 - Raleigh, N.C.  - Walnut Creek Amphitheatre 
5/19 - Quebec  - Pepsi Coliseum 
5/31 - Stockholm  - Olympic Stadium 
6/3 - Werchter, Belgium  - Festival Site 
6/6 - Amsterdam  - Amsterdam Arena 
6/8 - Glasgow  - Hampden Park 
6/10 - Dublin  - RDS Showgrounds 6/13 - Huddersfield, U.K.  - Alfred McAlpine Stadium 
6/16 - Milton Keynes, U.K.  - National Bowl 
6/17 - Cardiff, U.K  - Millennium Stadium 
6/20 - Cologne  - Mungersdorfer Stadium 
6/22 - Stuttgart, Germany  - Canstatter Wasen
6/24 - Hamburg  - Trabrenbahn Stadium 
6/29 - Vienna  - Ernst Happel Stadion 
6/30 - Munich  - Olympic Stadium 
7/TBA - Minneapolis  - venue TBA 
7/13 - Chicago  - the World 
7/15 - Detroit  - Pine Knob 
7/21 - Pittsburgh  - Post Gazette Pavilion 
7/22 - Hershey, Pa.  - Hersheypark Stadium 
7/24 - Mansfield, Mass.  - Tweeter Center 
7/25 - Camden, N.J.  - E Center 
7/27 - East Rutherford, N.J.  - Giants Stadium