Wrong Jovi


  • When
  • Area Dover

When

Where

The Booking Hall
Old Harbour Station
Elizabeth Street
Dover
CT17 9FE

What3words location

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Admission

  • Admission fees applicable
  • Various pricing options

Useful info

  • Available: Accessible toilets
  • Available: Guide dogs, hearing dogs and assistance dogs welcome
  • Available: Licensed
  • Not available: Accessible parking
  • Not available: Car parking

Contact

Multi-Award-Winning Wrong Jovi are widely considered to be “the best Bon Jovi tribute band in the world!” So much so, that even the former Bon Jovi guitarist, Richie Sambora, has personally thanked the band for their hard work and unforgettable performances. Now in their twelfth year of touring, the band have performed across the world and featured on the BBC, ITV and Sky Arts television.

In 2022, the band were announced as winners of the “Best Tribute Artist” Award at the National Entertainment Awards, having previously won the “Best Tribute Artist Award” at the Northern Entertainment Awards. Wrong Jovi have sold out shows in music venues and theatres across the UK, whilst also headlining festivals in Malta, Abu Dhabi and Bahrain, as well as back home in the UK - including a headline slot on the Electro Love stage at 2019 and 2022’s prestigious Isle Of Wight Festival, In It Together Festival 2025 in Port Talbot and Tunes In The Park 2025 in Slatash.

Hit singles, Livin’OnAPrayer, Always, You Give Love A Bad Name and Wanted Dead Or Alive are joined by live favourites and rarities such as Raise Your Hands, Blood On Blood, Dry County, Wild Is The Wind and This Ain’t A Love Song, ensuring that a Wrong Jovi show is the ultimate tribute to New Jersey’s finest stadium rock band!

Are you ready for One Wild Night of Bon Jovi hits, live favourites and rarities? Wrong Jovi will transform venues and theatres into stadiums for the ultimate Bon Jovi tribute show. Get your dose of Bad Medicine with Wrong Jovi - “The Best Bon Jovi Tribute Band In The World!”

 

The two band members stood together, one with a microphone, the other with a guitar
©The Booking Hall Dover