The only show outside the United States on the remaining schedule, and an indoor arena rather than an amphitheater.
TD Coliseum on 17 September is the single Canadian date of the run, which makes it the natural choice for anyone in southern Ontario who does not want to cross a border for a concert. It is also an indoor arena, not an outdoor shed.
That changes the buying decision. There is no lawn tier here, so there is no cheap outdoor option and no weather risk. Prices compress into a narrower band because every ticket is a real seat under a roof.
Indoor arena pricing behaves differently from the amphitheaters that make up most of this tour. The gap between the worst and best seat is smaller, which means the side-stage lower bowl — elevated, angled, well short of floor pricing — is usually the value pick rather than a distant lawn.
Listings for this date are denominated in CAD. If you are comparing against the U.S. shows, convert before deciding whether it looks expensive, and check whether your card charges a foreign transaction fee.
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Good to know
Yes. TD Coliseum on 17 September is the only show outside the United States on the remaining schedule. Everything else runs in the U.S.
No. It is an indoor arena, so every ticket is a numbered seat. That removes the weather gamble and the cheapest tier at the same time — prices sit in a narrower band than at the amphitheater dates.
Yes, listings for this date are in CAD. Convert before comparing against the U.S. shows on the schedule, and be aware your card may add a foreign transaction fee at checkout.