TORONTO - Veteran rockers Bon Jovi are thanking their Canadian fans for giving them an unprecedented five shows at the Air Canada Centre.
The New Jersey boys say their fifth performance at the Toronto arena Thursday will feature prizes including a trip for two to London, England, and a flat-screen TV.
Randomly selected fans could also score a pair of Toronto Raptors basketball tickets, a spa gift certificate and a $100 voucher for band merchandise.
Maple Leaf Sports, which runs the arena, says Bon Jovi is the first artist to play five shows at the venue on the same tour.
The band behind hits such as "Wanted Dead or Alive, "You Give Love a Bad Name" and "Livin' on a Prayer" played two shows there in December.
It wraps up its Toronto run with opener Daughtry on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Three local radio stations are also offering prizes, including a party suite for Thursday's show and an autographed drum kit, guitar, bass and keyboard.
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TORONTO - Veteran rockers Bon Jovi are thanking their Canadian fans for giving them an unprecedented five shows at the Air Canada Centre.
The New Jersey boys say their fifth performance at the Toronto arena Thursday will feature prizes including a trip for two to London, England, and a flat-screen TV.
Randomly selected fans could also score a pair of Toronto Raptors basketball tickets, a spa gift certificate and a $100 voucher for band merchandise.
Maple Leaf Sports, which runs the arena, says Bon Jovi is the first artist to play five shows at the venue on the same tour.
The band behind hits such as "Wanted Dead or Alive, "You Give Love a Bad Name" and "Livin' on a Prayer" played two shows there in December.
It wraps up its Toronto run with opener Daughtry on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Three local radio stations are also offering prizes, including a party suite for Thursday's show and an autographed drum kit, guitar, bass and keyboard.
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