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Someone once said: Imitation is the highest form of flattery. This is proving to be true in the growing popularity of tribute acts.

Bad Medicine was formed in October of 2002 when a young singer and life-long Bon Jovi fan decided to make his mark on the Chicago Music Scene. After searching long and hard for the talent required to emulate the sounds of Bon Jovi, the band came alive with a collection of 5 individually talented musicians having over 75 years of combined musical experience.

With almost four years of shows Bad Medicine has the look, sound and professionalism that is second to none and is one of the few Bon Jovi Tribute bands that has had the opportunity to meet Jon Bon Jovi and perform for him live.

The band has traveled near and far to perform the greatest Bon Jovi tunes. They have performed in Dallas, TX at the American Airlines arena for the Dallas Desperados vs. Philadelphia Soul halftime show, they performed in Sasebo, Japan for the 4th of July festival on base for the American Troops stationed there as well as the residents of Sasebo, Japan and they also performed at the Pre-Game Family Fest at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, IL for the Chicago Rush vs. Philadelphia Soul arena game.

Among many places near and far that the band has played, the most memorable event is being invited to perform in Sasebo, Japan for the 4th of July Festival on base for the American Troops stationed there, as well as the residents of Sasebo.

The bands song repertoire runs to over three hours of material covering all the songs made popular by Bon Jovi. They have collected a dedicated fan base of Bon Jovi music fans, as well as fans of live music in general. Word of Mouth continues to spread. If you want a faithful, accurate reproduction of the music of Bon Jovi then look no further.

Bad Medicine plays lots of shows each year from clubs to colleges to festivals and private events. If you have not seen them yet, you are in for an amazing experience.

Available for booking anywhere and everywhere! Contact us for a full press kit. A Bad Medicine show is always One Wild Night!