Toronto’s Rogers Stadium Suffers “Significant Damage” in Powerful Storm

Toronto’s Rogers Stadium sustained “significant damage” after a powerful storm tore through the city on Wednesday, September 2nd, leaving portions of the 50,000-capacity venue visibly mangled. Live Nation Canada confirmed the damage in a statement Wednesday night. “Fortunately, no one was injured during today’s extreme weather event,” the company said. “We are currently assessing the extent of the damage.” Photos and video from the venue show collapsed framing and torn coverings around the stadium grounds. Get AC/DC Tickets Here The storm brought torrential rain, large hail, flooding, and damaging winds across Toronto and other parts of southern Ontario. Some communities recorded wind gusts approaching 62 mph, while thousands of homes and businesses remained without power Thursday morning. The weather also flooded major roads, disrupted subway service, and caused delays and cancellations at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The storm’s timing may complicate the final stretch of Rogers Stadium’s concert season. AC/DC are scheduled to bring their “Power Up Tour” to the venue on September 16th, currently the only remaining show listed on Rogers Stadium’s official calendar. Neithe...