AC/DC's scheduled September 16 concert at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Ontario, has been canceled due to severe damage caused by a storm that struck the venue a week prior. The storm, which included extreme winds and heavy rainfall, is classified as a 100-year event for Toronto. Engineers and city officials conducted a thorough assessment of the stadium's structural integrity, determining that sections impacted by the storm must be removed and rebuilt to ensure safety.

Live Nation, the promoter, confirmed the cancellation, stating that safety for fans, artists, and staff remains the top priority. The decision follows a comprehensive evaluation with the City of Toronto and was made to ensure the venue is fully restored and safe before any future events. All original ticket holders for the September 16 show will receive a full refund through Ticketmaster. Resale ticket holders are advised to contact their point of sale for refund details.

AC/DC's 'PWR/UP' tour continues with additional Canadian dates. The band previously played Vancouver's BC Place in April 2025, followed by Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium on August 9 and a return to BC Place on August 13. The next shows are set for Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau on September 12 and Winnipeg's Princess Audio Stadium on September 20.

Rogers Stadium operates under strict safety protocols and has maintained continuous collaboration with city authorities throughout the project. The venue remains committed to a safe and reliable experience for fans, with full remediation work expected to be completed before the stadium reopens for public events next season.