Jon Bon Jovi rocked New York’s famous Central Park on Saturday night, and described the spectacular gig as a ‘dream come true.’

The rocker and his band performed to 70,000 revellers in the park’s Great Lawn.

The free concert was organised by Major League Baseball, in conjunction with the All Star Game, which took place at New York’s Yankee stadium on Sunday.

Bon Jovi told fans between belting out the band’s classic hits, “We dreamt about this for 25 years. This is the one you dream of. It’s the one the Beatles and the Stones never did.”

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Free tickets for a Bon Jovi concert in New York this weekend are being sold for up to $1,000 on the black market.

The 60,000 tickets for the gig in Central Park were handed out to fans at no cost, but thousands have made their way onto internet auction sites – infuriating organizers.

Promoters are now threatening to ban black market ticket holders from the bash.

Spokesperson Kimberly Spell tells the New York Post, “It’s very disappointing in the spirit of a free concert that individuals would try to take advantage.”

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Jon Bon Jovi has voiced his support for Welsh singer/songwriter Duffy – by paying tribute to her at a concert in Germany.

Bon Jovi are currently touring Europe and played to 72,000 people in Munich, Germany on Friday night.

And the frontman saluted the rising star in the middle of their set by launching into a rendition of her recent hit single Mercy – telling the crowd, “I love that song.”

Bon Jovi’s tour concludes in Twickenham, England, on June 27th.

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Sarah Silverman, Amanda Peet, Anna Wintour, Bon Jovi, Chace Crawford, Christian Slater, Claire Danes, Clive Owen, Dita Von Teese, Emmy Rossum, Eva Mendes, Hilary Duff, Jerry Seinfeld, Lake Bell, Mary J. Blige, Michelle Monaghan, Mischa Barton, Molly Sims, and Sarah Michelle Gellar were all in attendance at the Gala last night.

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Bon Jovi fans were evacuated from a concert on Saturday night after a hoax caller phoned in a bomb threat.

The crowd inside the Bank Atlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida, were forced to leave while bomb-sniffing dogs examined the auditorium.
No explosive devices were found, and the concert went ahead, three hours late.

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