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On September 5, Bon Jovi will put on a little show in New York City’s Times Square, celebrating the start of the NFL football season. The event will take place about five hours before the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers play the first game of the season 10 miles away in New Jersey.

Bon Jovi will also play during the halftime event. The band is expected to perform their new single, “Everyday,” from their forthcoming album, Bounce.

Although rumors abound that U2 will be on the roster of rock bands to play at the Times Square show, the band has quickly quashed all rumblings. A statement on the band’s official Web site reads: “Just a note to correct a number of reports in the press and online: U2 will not be performing at New York’s Time Square to mark the launch of the NFL season on September 5.

“There are no plans for any live dates this year, and you can be sure that in the future any announcements will be made on u2.com just as soon as they are officially confirmed.”

Additional artists will be announced at a later date.

Although the NFL Kickoff Live From Times Square is good news for football and music fans alike, not everyone is happy about Times Square shutting down. Traffic issues are a major concern and proximity of the event to the first anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks is a sensitive issue.

“What the city gets out of that event is a lot of money to help fund the ceremony downtown for 9/11 and a lot of money to help in the redevelopment of downtown,” said NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, defending the festivities.

“I think the city is much better off for doing the event.”

The party will be free to the public and will be nationally televised on several networks including CBS, MTV, VH-1 and ESPN.