LONDON (AP) — Bon Jovi will embark on their first tour in four years in 2026 — and it's more than just a victory lap.

In 2022, singer Jon Bon Jovi saw a doctor who said one of his vocal cords was atrophying. He had major surgery and has been in extensive rehab since. These new shows — kicking off with four nights at New York’s Madison Square Garden in July before heading to Edinburgh, Scotland; Dublin and London — are the result of all the work.

In an interview with The Associated Press at Wembley Stadium, where Bon Jovi will close their “Forever” Tour in September 2026, frontman Jon Bon Jovi discusses the forthcoming gigs, his band and their latest collaborative album, “Forever (Legendary Edition).”

This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

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