Richie Sambora Tour 2014: Bon Jovi Co-Founder Launches Solo Tour With Orianthi! Full Album With The 'Queen Of Shred' In The Works! Return To His Former Band ‘Still Possible’

Richie Sambora has really moved on from his separation with Bon Jovi. He has toured around the world as a frontman and with no less than the  "Queen of Shred" as his guitarist.

Sambora shared his admiration to Billboard after their five date Australian tour: "Ori is unbelievable. There's a bunch of stuff that people don't know she can do that I know she can do. We write great songs and we're able to take it on an improvisational level. That's very important also."

Now they have a full-on tour. The on-stage chemistry and guitar wizardry will be witnessed on these dates starting at Islington Academy on Friday, June 13.

Other dates include:

Monday, June 30, 2014 - Dublin Olympia Theatre
Tuesday, July 1, 2014 - Belfast Ulster Hall Belfast
Thursday, July 3, 2014 - Glasgow O2 ABC

Tickets go on sale at 9 a.m. on Friday, April 25 for the London show. Dates from richiesambora.com.

The former Bon Jovi axeman previously performed at other shows as a solo act and appeared at this year's Download festival. He also performed some Bon Jovi classics during the Soundwave Australian Festival 2014.

The feedback from Radar Online:  "He's a late addition to the lineup, but plans to unlatch a few co-written Bon Jovi classics while touring the country. Sambora is stepping into the front man role and has recruited Australian Alice Cooper and Michael Jackson guitarist Orianthi Panagaris, better known as the Queen of Shred. There is a magical chemistry and a vibe that can't go unnoticed while watching them jam together."

Fans saw a lot of "jamming, improvisation and guitar interplay between Richie and Orianthi."

Sambora will not discount any reunion with his iconic band"down the road," but the guitarist wants to continue working on some solo projects or collaborate with artists like Orianthi.

From Radar online: "They are looking forward to writing together and have sincere mutual respect."