The AC/DC show, the stadium’s final concert of the season, is set for Sept. 16.
Pamela Pardy started to get nervous when she saw the aftermath of a storm about 2,000 kilometres away.
The 56-year-old Newfoundlander has been planning a trip to Toronto for months with her partner and friends to see AC/DC’s first tour since 2016, and maybe one of their last given the ages of the group’s core members. She’s been imagining herself high kicking to “Thunderstruck” like a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader while her husband drums along to some of their classic rock anthems in preparation.
AC/DC show at Toronto's Rogers Stadium on Sept. 16 has been canceled due to "significant damage" from last week's massive…
Toronto's Rogers Stadium was heavily damaged by a massive storm on Wednesday (Sept. 2), putting into question an upcoming Sept.…
Sections of Rogers Stadium “will need to be removed and rebuilt,” the venue said Wednesday following an assessment by engineers.
Live Nation has announced that the Sept. 16 AC/DC concert has been cancelled due to the damage caused to Rogers Stadium from last…
Several sections of the northern seating area at Rogers Stadium in North York have been damaged by the intense storm in Toronto…
Several sections of the northern seating area at Rogers Stadium in North York have been damaged by the intense storm in Toronto…
