Singer Jon Bon Jovi suspended his concert at Madison Square Garden yesterday evening due to sinusitis (a sinus infection), as later confirmed by a representative for the singer to People magazine.

The concert marked the eighth performance of a nine-night residency in New York as part of the "Forever Tour". This is the singer's first tour following a four-year hiatus from performing due to a vocal cord condition that nearly prevented his return to the stage.

"I'm going to have to slow down for one night," the singer told the audience after 90 minutes of performance. The artist has sold out all nine scheduled concerts in New York.

"Don't throw away your tickets; I'm going to work out a solution, okay? Don't worry," Bon Jovi told the crowd, which responded with applause. "Keep them; we're going to see how to reschedule the concert." "I feel great, see you soon, goodbye," he concluded.

In recent interviews, the singer stated that he was "fully recovered" following years of vocal rehabilitation and working with specialists.

During the evening, Pat Monahan, lead singer of the band Train, joined Bon Jovi on stage to perform "Livin' on a Prayer," marking one of the night's main highlights.

The tour includes upcoming concert dates in Ireland, Scotland, and England.