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AC/DC concert set for Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on Sept. 16 cancelled after venue significantly damaged in rainstorm
Live Nation said engineers found severe damage after last week’s storm, and original ticket buyers will be refunded in full through Ticketmaster.
- On Wednesday, Live Nation Canada cancelled the Sept. 16 AC/DC concert at Toronto's Rogers Stadium after engineers determined the 50,000-capacity venue suffered severe structural damage and cannot safely host fans.
- Severe damage plagued the venue during a "100-year storm" on Sept. 2 that battered the North York area with extreme winds, hail, and heavy rain. Engineers conducted a "thorough assessment" before confirming structural repairs were necessary.
- York Centre Councillor James Pasternak confirmed the city issued an order to remedy an unsafe building after the storm left parts of the north grandstand "crumpled like an accordion," requiring a "major operation" to clear debris and restore the section.
- Ticketmaster will automatically process full refunds for all original ticket purchases, while fans who bought resale tickets should contact their point of sale for refund information and instructions.
- Despite the cancellation, AC/DC continues its tour with a performance in Montreal on Saturday, followed by dates in Winnipeg, New Jersey, and Philadelphia. Rogers Stadium has no other events scheduled for the remainder of 2026.
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AC/DC concert at Rogers Stadium cancelled after last week's storm
An AC/DC concert that was scheduled to take place at Rogers Stadium on Sept. 16 has been cancelled following extensive damage done to the performance venue during last week’s storm. A statement from officials at Rogers Stadium, says all original ticket purchases will be automatically refunded in full via Ticketmaster. “Fans who purchased resale tickets […]
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