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Sean Paul and Farruko at RBC Amphitheatre: Setlist, tickets, and complete guide to Toronto concert tonight

Everything you need to know about the duo’s co-headlining show tonight.

Sean Paul x Farruko
The exclusive joint performance is a first for the duo in 2026, with no other scheduled Sean Paul x Farruko shows for the rest of the year so far. (Courtesy: duttypaul/Instagram, farruko/Instagram)

What to know

  • When: Sean Paul and Farruko perform tonight, Friday, Aug. 28, at RBC Amphitheatre, with doors opening around 6 p.m.
  • Set times: DJ Spex Da Boss kicks things off, with Sean Paul and Farruko expected onstage around 7 p.m. and the show wrapping before 11 p.m.
  • Getting there: Fans are encouraged to take transit to Exhibition Station. Public parking at Ontario Place won’t be available, except for accessible parking.
  • What to expect: There’s no official setlist yet, but fans can expect hits including Sean Paul’s “Temperature” and “Gimme the Light,” plus Farruko’s “Pepas” and “Diles.”

Two massive artists are set to electrify the Exhibition grounds as Sean Paul and Farruko bring reggae, Latin, and dancehall beats to the city on Friday.

Toronto’s show is a special standalone concert by the pair, with both performers headlining simultaneously at the RBC Amphitheatre. The joint performance is a first for the duo in 2026, with no other scheduled Sean Paul x Farruko shows for the rest of the year so far.

The co-headline show is expected to bring around 16,000 fans to the venue, with hits expected like “Gimme the Light” and “Temperature” by Paul and “Pepas” and “Diles” by Farruko.

Here’s everything fans need to know before the show.

Set times

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Doors at the RMB Amphitheatre are expected to open around 6:00.

The night kicks off with award-winning DJ Spex Da Boss at around door opening. Also known as Canada’s Reggae ambassador, the performer will spin, you guessed it, reggae hits as well as dancehall ahead of the main event.

Sean Paul and Farruko are expected to take to the stage around 7 p.m., with their show expected to wrap up before 11 p.m.

Getting to RBC Amphitheatre

Concertgoers are strongly encouraged to take public transit, with the nearest GO Transit and TTC stop being Exhibition Station.

Drivers should note that public parking at Ontario Place will not be available on event nights, except for guests with accessible parking needs. Attendees requiring parking are encouraged to use nearby public lots instead.

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Tickets

A limited number of tickets are still available for Friday’s show, with tickets for seats in the 400s starting around $114, and general admission spots on the floor starting at around $208.

Weather

Environment Canada is reporting a cool but sunny evening with mostly clear skies for Friday. 

Fans should bring an extra layer, as temperatures are expected to drop to around 19 C during the concert.

Expected setlist

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As this is the first show of its kind by both artists, there is currently no expected setlist available.

However, fans can most likely expect both artists to play their biggest hits, including the following:

Sean Paul

  • No Lie (with Dua Lipa)
  • Temperature
  • (When You Gonna) Give It Up to Me (with Keyshia Cole)
  • Gimme the Light
  • Get Busy

Farruko

  • Pepas
  • Diles
  • Calma – remix (with Pedro Capó)
  • On My Way (with Alan Walker and Sabrina Carpenter)
  • Madrid (latest release)

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