Toronto is gearing up for an exhilarating music event. Post Malone’s highly anticipated concert is part of his “The Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2.” This global superstar will perform at Rogers Stadium on June 16, supported by Grammy-winning artist Jelly Roll.
Post Malone’s Tour Overview
The North American leg of the tour was unveiled in February 2023. It aims to build upon the success of the previous tour, which attracted over one million fans across North America in 2025. “The undeniable chemistry between Post and Jelly Roll has made this pairing incredibly popular among fans,” noted Live Nation.
Concert Details
- Date: June 16, 2023
- Location: Rogers Stadium, Toronto
- Supporting Act: Carter Faith
Last-Minute Ticket Information
If you haven’t secured your tickets yet, there are still options available. Prices for last-minute tickets vary by section:
- Ticketmaster:
- $80.63 for row 10, section N118
- $105.63 for row 26, section N110
- Verified resale tickets starting at $81.60
- StubHub:
- $77 for row 24, section 109
- $80 for row 31, section 115
- $86 for row 5, section 117
- SeatGeek:
- $74 for row 24, section N109
- $142 for row 11, section D3 (floor seating)
Getting to Rogers Stadium
Rogers Stadium, with a capacity of 50,000, is situated at 105 Carl Hall Rd. in Toronto. The venue has introduced dedicated ride-share zones located at:
- 81 YZD Lane
- 590 Wilson Ave
Parking around the stadium is limited. Fans driving can use satellite parking lots near TTC subway stations, including:
- Sheppard West Station
- Pioneer Village Station
- Finch West Station
- Highway 407 Station
York University also offers paid commuter parking, providing access to the venue via subway. For public transit users, the closest TTC stations include:
- Downsview Park Station (900 meters away)
- Sheppard West Station (900 meters away)
- Wilson Stadium (1,800 meters away)
After the concert, attendees can enjoy free TTC rides from these stations on Line 1 Yonge-University.
Upcoming Concerts at Rogers Stadium
Following Post Malone’s show, numerous other artists will grace the Rogers Stadium stage:
- Foo Fighters on August 4
- Guns N’ Roses on August 5
- BTS on August 22 and 23
- AC/DC on September 16
