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Harry Styles to play two shows in Toronto’s Rogers Stadium next year

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McGrath, K. (2026, September 15). Harry Styles to play two shows in Toronto’s Rogers Stadium next year. The Globe and Mail. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/music/article-harry-styles-toronto-shows-rogers-stadium/

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Harry Styles will perform two concerts at Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on May 7 and May 8 next year as part of his “Together, Together” tour extension. This is the only Canadian stop among the newly announced 25 dates across 12 cities. The stadium recently suffered damage from a thunderstorm, leading to the cancellation of an AC/DC concert scheduled for September 16; tickets for Styles’ shows will go on sale on that same day.

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British pop star Harry Styles will perform two concerts at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on May 7 and May 8 next year as part of his expanded "Together, Together" tour. This marks Styles' first visit to the city since 2022, with Toronto being the only Canadian stop among the 25 new dates across 12 cities announced. The stadium has recently been in the news due to severe damage caused by a major thunderstorm last week, which resulted in engineers deciding that certain sections need removal and rebuilding, leading to the cancellation of an AC/DC concert scheduled for September 16. Tickets for Styles' North American shows will go on sale on September 16, the same day as the originally planned but now canceled AC/DC show.

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British Canadian Live Nation New York City’s Toronto

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Toronto GPE · 3× Styles PERSON · 2× AC/DC ORG · 1× British NORP · 1× Canadian NORP · 1× Harry Styles PERSON · 1× Live Nation ORG · 1× New York City’s GPE · 1× North American NORP · 1× Watermelon Sugar PERSON · 1×

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Live Nation, the operator of the stadium, says engineers determined that sections affected by the severe weather event will need to be removed and rebuilt, leading to the cancellation of an AC/DC concert that was scheduled for Sept. 16.

framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-15

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2026-09-15 · The Globe and Mail

Harry Styles to play two shows in Toronto’s Rogers Stadium next year · assertive framing

Claims (8 extracted, 1 hedged)

The British pop star will play two shows in Toronto next year as part of his expanded “Together, Together” tour. asserted

star → play → tour

The Watermelon Sugar singer will perform at Rogers Stadium on May 7 and May 8, marking his first tour stop in Toronto since 2022. uncertain

singer → perform → 2022

It’s the only Canadian stop listed among the 25 new dates across 12 cities. asserted

It → ’ → cities

Styles is currently in the midst of a 30-night residency at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, which is set to wrap in October. asserted

which → set → October

Rogers Stadium has been in the news recently after the north Toronto outdoor concert venue sustained extensive damage caused by a major thunderstorm last week. asserted

venue → sustain → thunderstorm

that → say → Sept.

The show was set to be the last of the season for the 50,000-capacity venue. asserted

show → set → venue

The news release says tickets for Styles’ North American shows will go on sale Sept. 16. asserted

tickets → say → sale