Bon Iver Unveils 2022 U.S. Tour Dates

If The Muppets ever need to recast the voice of Kermit the Frog, Jamie Dornan is up for the task.

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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck can’t get their hand off each other! Undoubtedly the couple is in love, and they are not scared of public display of affection. Recently, Lopez and Affleck were captured at the airport kissing passionately.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez. Over the weekend, the A-list couple said their goodbyes as Lopez prepared to board a flight out of the Van Nuys Airport outside of Los Angeles. In the cute pics, Affleck, 49, gave his lady love a sweet kiss before pulling some silly faces to crack her up.

Ben Affleck makes a funny face while saying goodbye to Jennifer Lopez ahead of her flight at the Van Nuys Airport outside of Los Angeles on Sunday (November 7).

Ben Affleck has been spotted smiling while watching his love Jennifer Lopez leave his house. The Oscar winner gazed lovingly at the 2020 Super Bowl Half Time star as she drove away from his Los Angeles home in a black Gucci branded Fiat. He cut a casual figure in a black crewneck sweater while Jen looked chic in a white turtleneck with a pair of gold hoop earrings and her hair pulled back into a messy bun.

Next February, serpentwithfeet will embark on a tour of North America behind his excellent 2021 project DEACON (and its upcoming companion EP DEACON’s Grove. The dates cover the United States and Canada, beginning in Washington on February 12 and running for 11 dates for a wrap-up show in Los Angeles.

Alice Cooper has announced a US tour for early next year in support of latest album ‘Detroit Stories’.The run of dates will kick off in Cincinnati, Ohio on January 28 and will include stops in Kentucky, North Carolina, Georgia and more.The tour will conclude with Cooper headlining the 2022 Monsters of Rock cruise in mid-February alongside Skid Row, Lit, Queensryche, Winger and more.

MIAMI -- Jon Bon Jovi tested positive for COVID-19 during a rapid test just before he was set to perform a concert in Miami Beach.An announcer took to the stage to give the crowd the bad news just before Saturday night's concert at Loews South Beach was set to begin, WSVN in Miami reported.Bon Jovi, 59, and his bandmates took rapid tests just before the concert and Bon Jovi tested positive. He is fully vaccinated.

Jon Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams have both tested positive for COVID-19, forcing the musicians to cancel their performances over the weekend.Bon Jovi was hours away from performing in Miami when the news broke on Saturday night (October 30).

Jon Bon Jovi has tested positive for the coronavirus. A representative for the singer, 59, confirmed to Fox News that he recently tested positive for COVID-19, however, he is seemingly in good spirits.  "I can confirm he’s tested positive and that he’s fully vaccinated and feeling fine," the representative said.  Variety reports that the artist was due to appear at a fan event in Miami on Saturday at the Loews South Beach.

Jon Bon Jovi was unable to play a concert on Saturday night in Miami Beach when he tested positive for COVID-19 minutes before the show was scheduled to begin.

Jon Bon Jovi has tested positive for coronavirus.

according to Miami’s WSVN.Reps for Bon Jovi did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Jessica Holly, a reporter, posted a video of the “Livin’ On a Prayer” singer leaving his hotel masked up. The report of Bon Jovi COVID status came hours after a photo surfaced of the rocker meeting a fan named Edna Amendes, both of them without masks.

Michele Amabile Angermiller Jon Bon Jovi has tested positive for COVID-19, forcing the cancelation of an appearance and performance in Miami Beach. A rep for the musician confirmed the positive test, telling Variety, “Jon is fully vaccinated and feeling fine.”A local Miami news report first broke news of his COVID status.

Bon Iver have announced a series of US shows across the first half of 2022.The tour will see the band head across Texas, New York, Louisiana, Maine, Pennsylvania and a number of other US states between March and June. The US dates will precede Bon Iver’s rescheduled UK and European tour dates in October and November.The shows will be supported by either Dijon or Bonny Light Horseman.