Bon Jovi fans’ anger as rock band charges £1,200 for tickets to next month’s London concert

ANGRY Bon Jovi fans have accused the rock band of ripping them off after charging £1,200 a ticket for their London concert next month.

Many have taken to Twitter to complain after packages for the "live and intimate" This House Is Not For Sale gig at the London Palladium went on sale this week.

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The band, led by rocker Jon Bon Jovi, are playing four exclusive gigs in October in New Jersey, London, New York and Toronto, to promote their new album after a three-year absence.

But fans can only watch the concerts by buying package tickets from promoters Runaway Tours priced at $1,545 per person.

The ticket packages include a meet and greet with the band, a welcome cocktail party and and autographed photo.

But fans are angry as they want the opportunity to just buy single tickets at a reasonable price.

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JoviAddict65 tweeted: "Sorry @BonJovi 1,230 quid for a ticket alone - more than a month's wage - How to truly snub your die hard fans."

Carl Radford said: "@BonJovi ticket prices are disgusting no loyalty to their fans #greedy #BonJovi #howmuch."

Matthew Bongiovi said: "We know what it is. It's a rip off. Add SINGLE TICKET options. Seriously man, so many fans are angry here!"

Emma Thompson said: "@BonJovi fans not happy with Runaway tour! We want a stadium to fit lots of us in at reasonable ticket prices please. #unhappybonjovifans."

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Angela Singh wrote: "OMG @BonJovi will be in LDN next month, but I can only see three-day tour packages for sale. 'runawaytours Can I just buy a ticket? Please!'"

Bon Jovi are playing at the London Palladium on October 10 and the concert will see them play their new album, This House Is Not For Sale, in its entirety.

The band are also offering fans the opportunity to win tickets by entering a draw on their website.

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