bon jovi played madonna in u 571.
who did bon jovi play in u 571?
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donna isbell walker from "the greenville news" said about first show in greenville that "in the song [livin' on a prayer], tommy and gina have each other “and that’s a lot.” bon jovi and the audience made it clear that they have each other too, and on wednesday, it seemed like more than a lot". melissa ruggieri from "the atlanta journal-constitution" said that "while this isn’t bon jovi’s flashiest tour, it solidifies their standing as one of rock’s most resilient acts". jay cridlin from "tampa bay times" said about concert in tampa bay that "after more than three decades, bon jovi still knows how to make a florida crowd feel special. only one fan walked away with a valentine’s day kiss. but everyone else felt the love." cindy watts form "the tennessean" said for concert in bridgestone arena in nashville that "there was also a finely-honed, record-setting rock band that proved its music, just like its singer, is ageless". kevin c. johnson from "st. louis post-dispatch" said about concert in st. louis's scottrade center that "bon jovi’s not missing a beat; it’s still bon jovi as you know it...you know what you’re getting with bon jovi. there’s nothing revolutionary here, but it’s the uncomplicated feel of it all that’s so appealing, even to this day". markos papadatos from "digital journal" for concert on april 13, 2017. said that "bon jovi's live show at madison square garden garnered an a rating". for the same concert, jay lustig from "asbury park press" said that "bon jovi’s muscles may ache but he still, at 55, has an athletic, energetic stage presence. his voice may have lost a bit of its power, but the band covers for that effectively by making virtually every chorus a group effort". chris jordan, also from asbury park press, said that bon jovi "delivered — a garden party, with memories of the past and eyes on the future."
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