Jon Bon Jovi stops his show in the middle of his concert at Madison Square Garden due to health problems

On Thursday, July 23, Bon Jovi’s concert at Madison Square Garden was interrupted earlier than planned because its leader, Jon Bon Jovi, revealed that he was feeling unwell and was not giving his best. The singer and also actor apologized to the public and assured that he would try to make up for it, rescheduling the show.

“I’m sorry, I’m sore and I’m not giving you my best,” Bon Jovi said 90 minutes after the concert began. “I haven’t spoken to anyone about anything, but don’t throw away the ticket receipts. I’m going to look for a solution, okay? Keep them, we’ll see how we reschedule the concerts. But tonight I’m going to have to give myself a break,” he said.

“Jon Bon Jovi addressed the audience from the stage and explained to fans that he had been battling a sinus infection, which caused the concert to end ahead of schedule,” a spokesperson for the band said in a statement reported by Rolling Stone.

Thursday was the penultimate concert of Bon Jovi’s residency at Madison Square Garden, within which “Jon has mentioned on numerous occasions that it has been a joy for the band to return to live concerts.” “Updated information will be published shortly,” the text concluded.

BON JOVI’S VOCAL PROBLEMS

It should be remembered that Bon Jovi frequented the stage to a lesser extent for a time due to the vocal cord surgery he underwent in 2022. The Bon Jovi Forever tour, which began on July 7 and included the Madison Square Garden concerts, is the band’s first major tour since the operation. The band has one more concert pending at Madison Square Garden, this Sunday, June 26, before heading to the United Kingdom.

“I have completely recovered,” the singer said in statements to People last June. “It took longer than I ever imagined, but it had to be done right. We never lost faith,” he said.