Madison Beer is returning to Toronto on Friday with her “Locket” tour, showcasing new music from her 2026 album with the same name. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of her one-night-only show in the city.
Beer is taking over Coca-Cola Coliseum, bringing a resurgence of fans to the area following FIFA World Cup games near the same venue.
Who’s opening?
Before Beer takes centre stage, the pop and dance singer is shining a spotlight on her opening acts Thủy and Lulu Simon.
Indie-folk rising star Lulu Simon will start the night around 6:30 p.m., just after doors open. The daughter of Grammy-winning musicians Paul Simon and Edie Brickell carries on her parents’ legacy with her own hits, including “Misty,” “Happy Again,” and her latest release, “Somewhere Else.”
Independent pop and R&B artist Thủy will then grace the stage following Simon, around 7:30 p.m., warming the crowd further before the main event. The Vietnamese-American artist will perform her songs, “girls like me don’t cry,” “universe,” and “All Night Long,” filling the venue with modern R&B hits with pop flavour.
Beer is scheduled to begin her headlining set around 8:30 p.m., with the show expected to wrap up just before 11 p.m.
How to get to the venue
Commuters can take the GO Train to Exhibition GO Station to access the Coca-Cola Coliseum venue, with the building being a 5-minute walk from the station’s exit.
Those commuting with TTC can catch the 509 streetcar, with it conveniently dropping off fans right outside the venue at the Exhibition Loop stop.
Those looking to drive can park nearby, choosing from multiple Exhibition Place lots, each costing around $20 to $30 per event
Are tickets still available?
Fans who haven’t secured tickets can still do so, with tickets starting around $80 in the nosebleeds and some select areas of the 100s, and going up to $198 for floor seats.
Weather forecast
Coca-Cola Coliseum is an indoor venue and will operate rain or shine.
Although that’s not a problem for fans going to Friday’s show, as they can expect warm, sunny temperatures, with Environment Canada calling for clear skies and a high of 26 C during the concert, and a low of around 21 C as people head home.
