Bon Jovi's "Listening Tour" Comes to Newark
It's the final stop on a tour that held previous sessions at community organizations serving young people in New Orleans, Atlanta and Houston.
Monday, Jun 6, 2011 | Updated 7:37 AM EDT
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Jon Bon Jovi will be in Newark Monday to conclude a "listening tour with disengaged youth'' as part of his role as a White House Council member.
Bon Jovi may be known for the kind of tour that makes a lot of noise, but the band's leader says he's on a different kind of tour this time around.
Jon Bon Jovi will be in Newark Monday to conclude a "listening tour with disengaged youth'' as part of his role as a White House Council member.
The New Jersey native has been taking time off from his band's current sold-out world tour to talk to young people across America about their efforts to stay on track despite the obstacles they face.
It's the final stop on a tour that held previous sessions at community organizations serving young people in New Orleans, Atlanta and Houston.
Monday's session will be hosted at the Youth Education & Employment Success Center in Newark.
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