Peloton’s Bon Jovi Artist Series Adds 11 New Classes
Bon Jovi Artist Series Returns Ahead of Forever Tour
The band’s second Peloton spotlight lands the same week their tour kicks off at Madison Square Garden.
The Bon Jovi Artist Series returns to Peloton this week, and the timing is not a coincidence. The band opened its Forever Tour at Madison Square Garden on July 7, two days before the new classes drop, giving Peloton’s second Bon Jovi Artist Series a real-world moment to lean on.
Full Bon Jovi Artist Series Lineup
Here is the schedule of Bon Jovi classes.
On Demand Classes (Launching Thursday, July 9 @ 12 AM ET / 5 AM BST)
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30-min Bon Jovi Full Body Strength – Ben Alldis
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20-min Bon Jovi Full Body Stretch – Hannah Corbin
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20-min Bon Jovi Yoga Flow (German) – Nico Sarani
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30-min Bon Jovi Outdoor Run – Jermaine Johnson
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10-min Bon Jovi Cool Down Ride – Sam Yo
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30-min Two for One Bon Jovi Ride (German) – Charlotte Weidenbach & Mayla Wedekind
German On Demand Premieres (Thursday, July 9)
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20-min Bon Jovi Pilates – Mila Lazar (7 AM BST / 8 AM CEST)
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20-min Bon Jovi Upper Body Strength – Marcel Maurer (5 PM BST / 6 PM CEST)
Live Classes (Thursday, July 9)
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30-min Bon Jovi Run – Andy Speer (7 PM ET / 9 AM AEST next day)
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30-min Bon Jovi Ride – Emma Lovewell (7 PM ET / 9 AM AEST next day)
German Premiere (Friday, July 10)
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30-min Bon Jovi Run – Erik Jäger (4 PM BST / 5 PM CEST)
The Band Behind the Bon Jovi Artist Series
Bon Jovi formed in Sayreville, New Jersey, in 1983 under frontman Jon Bon Jovi, and the band’s catalog anchors this collaboration with decades of arena-ready material, including “Livin’ on a Prayer,” “You Give Love a Bad Name,” and “It’s My Life.” The band’s latest release, Forever, arrived in June 2024, and Jon Bon Jovi has described it as an album born out of necessity, recorded while he was managing a vocal cord surgery and recovery that kept the band off the road. That surgery followed the band’s last show in April 2022, and the road back was chronicled in the 2024 documentary Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story. The Forever Tour marks the band’s return to live performance, opening at Madison Square Garden on July 7 with additional New York dates through the month before stops in Edinburgh, Dublin, and London.
Building on the 2020 Bon Jovi Artist Series
Peloton first ran a Bon Jovi Artist Series in October and November 2020, and several of those original classes have held their place in the library ever since. Search “Bon Jovi” today and more than 100 classes come back. Five of the earliest still surface near the top: Irène Kaymer’s German-language ride from October 27, 2020, Sam Yo’s cycling class from October 29, Kendall Toole’s 45-minute ride from November 1, Matt Wilpers’ run from November 2, and Kristin McGee’s yoga flow from that same day.
That staying power is likely why Peloton returned to the catalog. We expect the fans to be excited for this one – especially Andy Speer who loves some JBJ in his classes!
Which classes are you tuning into?
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