The AC/DC live performance scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 16 in Toronto has been canceled after a extreme thunderstorm brought about “vital injury” to Rogers Stadium final week.
As you may see within the video and pictures beneath, the Sept. 2 storm brought about buckling and main injury to massive sections of the stadium’s seating space.
The Australian rock legends had been scheduled to carry out the third-to-last present of their two-year-long, 90-date Energy Up tour on the venue, which launched the next assertion by way of social media on Sept. 9:
“We remorse to announce that AC/DC’s present scheduled for September 16, 2026 at Rogers Stadium in Toronto has been cancelled because of injury the venue sustained following a extreme climate occasion.
The protection of our followers, artists, crew and venue workers stays our highest precedence. Each effort was made to search out potential options for the present to maneuver ahead in Toronto, however sadly we had been unable to search out another venue that might accommodate everybody.
…Final week’s storm was a unprecedented climate occasion. A suspected microburst within the space with excessive winds and heavy rainfall made it a 100-year storm for Toronto.”
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After enduring quite a few misfortunes throughout 2015-16’s Rock or Bust tour, AC/DC has had a a lot simpler time on the Energy Up tour, which kicked off in Might 2024.
(Taylor Momsen, lead singer of opening act the Fairly Reckless, appears to have bravely absorbed a lot of the earlier tour’s dangerous luck.)
There are actually solely three reveals left on the band’s Energy Up Tour, which kicked off in Might 2024. The group have introduced that the tour will conclude with the Sept. 29 present in Philadelphia, and haven’t commented additional on their future plans.
AC/DC 2026 Tour Schedule:
9/12 – Montreal, QC @ Parc Jean-Drapeau
9/16 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Stadium CANCELED
9/25 – East Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium
9/29 – Philadelphia, PA @ Lincoln Monetary Subject
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