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AC/DC Toronto Concert Canceled Due to Storm Damage

AC/DC's Toronto performance has been officially canceled after storm damage to the stadium made the venue unusable. Efforts to repair the stadium and explore alternative locations were unsuccessful.

·Sep 10, 2026·via Consequence
AC/DC Toronto Concert Canceled Due to Storm Damage

An AC/DC show scheduled for September 16th at Rogers Stadium in Toronto has officially been canceled due to severe storm damage to the stadium.

The storm occurred on September 2nd, heavily damaging the year-old stadium, with the AC/DC “PWR/UP” show being the last on the venues schedule for this year.

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Despite the continued clean-up and repair of the large stadium as well as efforts to find a similar-sized open venue to accommodate ticket holders, no solution was found, leading ultimately to the show’s cancellation.

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AC/DC still have three shows left on their tour. Their next show will be on September 12th in Montreal, followed by a September 25th show in East Rutherford, New Jersey. and a September 29th gig in Philadelphia. Get tickets here .

See the official statement from Roger Stadium below.

> An update from Rogers Stadium: Following a thorough assessment of Rogers Stadium after last week's extreme weather event, the upcoming AC/DC concert has been cancelled due to severe damage to portions of the venue. pic.twitter.com/2C3UPTMetp Advertisement — Rogers Stadium (@Rogers_Stadium) September 9, 2026

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_Originally reported by [Consequence](https://consequence.net/2026/09/acdc-toronto-canceled-storm-damage-rogers-stadium/)._

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