What to know
- Chris Brown and Usher are bringing their R&B Tour to Rogers Stadium for two nights this week.
- Tuesday’s show is sold out on Ticketmaster, while standard tickets remain available for Wednesday.
- Wednesday tickets currently start at $59.40 for north-stand seats, while floor tickets begin at $161.
- Fans wanting pit tickets will have to pay significantly more, with prices starting at $999.
Chris Brown and Usher are bringing their R&B Tour to Rogers Stadium for two nights this week, making it one of the biggest concert runs of the summer, and while there are still some tickets available, one of the two shows is already sold out.
The R&B and pop stars have joined forces to bring fans a show that looks back at some of their biggest hits from the 2000s while also showcasing newer material.
The duo will kick off their two-show Toronto run on Tuesday, with a second show in the city on Wednesday night.
This will mark Brown’s second time headlining Rogers Stadium, after he brought his Breezy Bowl tour to the venue last summer. Fans who missed him last year can still catch Brown in Toronto this week, but there is a catch: tickets for Tuesday’s show are completely sold out on Ticketmaster.
While resale tickets are unavailable at the time of publication, fans should keep their eyes peeled for those which might pop up for resale on Ticketmaster and other verified resale platforms as we get closer to the show.
Luckily, there are still plenty of standard tickets available for Wednesday’s show.
As of publication, tickets start at $59.40 for seats in the north stands. Those are among the furthest seats from the stage, but they offer the cheapest standard-ticket option currently available.
Fans hoping to get a little closer while remaining in the stands can find tickets in the east and west grandstands, with prices ranging from about $74 to $179.40.
Floor tickets begin at $161, although the cheapest floor seats are in the sections farthest from the stage, directly below the north stands.
For fans looking to get closer to the action, ticket prices climb to around $224, while those looking for the ultimate concert experience can opt for pit tickets, which start at $999.
So, if you missed Brown’s Rogers Stadium debut last summer and want to catch him performing alongside Usher this time around, Wednesday is currently your best bet.
With Tuesday sold out, remaining Wednesday tickets may become harder to find as the show gets closer, especially for fans looking for seats closer to the stage.
And for anyone heading to Rogers Stadium this week, it may also be worth keeping an eye on Toronto’s weather forecast, with a chance of showers and unsettled weather in the forecast around the shows.
