What to know
- K-pop girl group IVE will perform its first-ever Toronto concert at Scotiabank Arena as part of its SHOW WHAT I AM world tour.
- Tickets are still available in several sections, with standard prices starting at $93.25 and resale floor tickets reaching up to $850.
- The concert will begin at 8 p.m. with doors opening at 7 p.m., and the group will perform without an opening act.
- Fans attending the show should prepare for Scotiabank Arena’s restricted bag policy, which only allows small purses, clutches and fanny packs under specific size limits.
One of the world’s biggest K-pop girl groups is coming to Toronto this week, and fans still have a chance to grab tickets.
IVE will perform at Scotiabank Arena as part of its SHOW WHAT I AM world tour, marking the first time the six-member group has performed in Toronto.
The group, made up of An Yujin, Gaeul, Rei, Jang Wonyoung, Liz and Leeseo, debuted in 2021 and quickly rose to global fame with hit songs including “LOVE DIVE,” “After LIKE,” “I AM,” and “HEYA.”
How much are tickets?
Fans hoping to attend are in luck, as tickets remain available in most sections of the arena on Ticketmaster.
As of publication, the most affordable standard tickets are in the 300 level, where prices start at $93.25.
Those looking for a closer view can find standard tickets in the 200 level starting at $126.50. Seats closer to the front of the section, just behind the floor, are currently selling for as much as $235.50.
Standard floor tickets have sold out, leaving only resale options. Resale floor tickets currently start at around $360 and climb as high as $850, depending on location.
Fans can also check verified resale platforms for additional ticket options that may better fit their budget as the concert approaches.
Know before you go
Doors to Scotiabank Arena are expected to open at 7 p.m., with the concert scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
IVE will perform without an opening act, so fans are encouraged to arrive on time to avoid missing the start of the show. The concert is expected to wrap up at approximately 10 p.m.
Getting to Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena is easily accessible by public transit. Fans can take the TTC to Union Station, which connects directly to the arena through the PATH network.
GO Transit and UP Express services also stop at Union Station, making it a convenient option for those travelling from outside the city.
For those driving, several paid parking options are available around the arena, though fans are encouraged to arrive early as traffic and parking demand can increase before major events.
Scotiabank Arena bag policy
Fans attending the concert should be aware of Scotiabank Arena’s restricted bag policy before arriving.
Only small purses, clutches, or fanny pack-style bags smaller than 16.5 cm x 11.5 cm (6.5” x 4.5”) will be permitted inside the venue.
If a bag that does not meet the size requirements is needed for medical or other reasons, entry may still be permitted after the bag and its contents undergo an X-ray inspection.
Scotiabank Arena recommends that fans avoid bringing bags whenever possible to help speed up entry.
