Bon Jovi Coast To Coast

It was only a matter of time until Bon Jovi revealed its U.S. plans. The first announcement detailing the band’s Canada run was issued in late October, followed by European tour information four days later.

Now the U.S. leg of the global journey has been released showing the band rocking through the country beginning in February. Promoted by AEG Live in the U.S. as well as Canada and the U.K., “Bon Jovi Because We Can – the Tour” has the band playing old favorites as well as showcasing new material from What About Now, scheduled for a spring release.

Here’s the plan with new dates highlighted in bold.

Feb. 9 – Uncasville, Conn., Mohegan Sun Arena
Feb. 10 – Washington, D.C., Verizon Center
Feb. 13 – Montreal, Quebec, Bell Centre
Feb. 14 – Montreal, Quebec, Bell Centre
Feb. 17 – Toronto, Ontario, Air Canada Centre
Feb. 18 – Toronto, Ontario, Air Canada Centre
Feb. 20 – Ottawa, Ontario, Scotiabank Place
Feb. 21 – Pittsburgh, Pa., Consol Energy Center
Feb. 27 – Atlanta, Ga., Philips Arena
March 1 – Tampa, Fla., Tampa Bay Times Forum
March 2 – Sunrise, Fla., BB&T Center
March 5 – Charlotte, N.C., Time Warner Cable Arena
March 6 – Nashville, Tenn., Bridgestone Arena
March 9 – Cleveland, Ohio, Quicken Loans Arena
March 10 – Columbus, Ohio, Nationwide Arena
March 13 – St. Louis, Mo., Scottrade Center
March 14 – Louisville, Ky., KFC Yum! Center
March 16 – Oklahoma City, Okla., Chesapeake Energy Arena
March 17 – Lubbock, Texas, United Spirit Arena
April 2 – Calgary, Alberta, Scotiabank Saddledome
April 3 – Edmonton, Alberta, Rexall Place
April 5 – Winnipeg, Manitoba, MTS Centre
April 7 – Saint Paul, Minn., Xcel Energy Center
April 10 – Austin, Texas, Frank Erwin Center
April 11 – Dallas, Texas., American Airlines Center
April 13 – Kansas City, Mo., Sprint Center
April 14 – Des Moines, Iowa, Wells Fargo Arena
April 16 – Denver, Colo., Pepsi Center
April 17 – Salt Lake City, Utah, EnergySolutions Arena
April 19 – Los Angeles, Calif., Staples Center
April 20 – Las Vegas, Nev., MGM Grand Garden Arena
April 23 – Glendale, Ariz., Jobing.com Arena
April 25 – San Jose, Calif., HP Pavilion At San Jose
May 7 – Cape Town, South Africa, Cape Town Stadium
May 11 – Johannesburg, South Africa, FNB Stadium
May 14 – Sofia, Bulgaria, Levski Stadium
May 17 – Vienna, Austria, Trabennbahn Krieau
May 18 – Munich, Germany, Olympiastadion
May 21 – Oslo, Norway, Valle Hovin Stadium
May 22 – Bergen, Norway, Koengen
May 24 – Stockholm, Sweden, Olympic Stadium
May 26 – Tampere, Finland, Ratinan Stadion
June 6 – Copenhagen, Denmark, Parken National Stadium Denmark
June 8 – Manchester, United Kingdom, City Of Manchester Stadium
June 9 – Birmingham, United Kingdom, Villa Park
June 12 – Cardiff, United Kingdom, Cardiff City Stadium
June 13 – Sunderland, United Kingdom, Stadium Of Light
June 15 – Dublin, Ireland, Slane Castle
June 16 – Dublin, Ireland, Slane Castle
June 18 – Berlin, Germany, Olympiastadion Berlin
June 19 – Gdansk, Poland, PGE Arena
June 21 – Stuttgart, Germany, Cannstatter Wasen
June 22 – Cologne, Germany, Rhein Energie Stadion
June 24 – Prague, Czech Republic, Synot Tip Arena
June 26 – Lisbon, Portugal, Bela Vista Park
June 29 – Milan, Italy, Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
June 30 – Bern, Switzerland, Stade De Suisse
July 3 – Glasgow, United Kingdom, Hampden Park
July 12 – Chicago, Ill., Soldier Field
July 24 – East Rutherford, N.J., MetLife Stadium
July 25 – East Rutherford, N.J., MetLife Stadium

But that’s not all. Expect dates to be announced for Memphis, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Portland, Ore., Raleigh, San Antonio, Seattle, State College, Pa., and Vancouver, British Columbia.