It is time to get your vocal cords ready, Toronto. Post Malone is about to bring his massive stadium tour to the city.
The nine-time diamond-certified global superstar is touching down at Rogers Stadium on June 16 with “The Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2,” featuring Grammy-winner Jelly Roll.
And whether you’re trying to lock down last-minute tickets or are planning your transit route, we’ve mapped out all the essential details so you can focus entirely on enjoying the show. Here’s what to know.
The Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2
The North American tour was announced earlier this year in February and will see Carter Faith open up the performance in Toronto.
As “Part 2” of the concert run, the tour “continues highest-attended and bestselling tour to date, which drew in over one million fans across North America” in 2025, according to Live Nation.
“The undeniable chemistry between Post and Jelly Roll proved to be a defining force on last year’s tour, making it one of the most talked about live pairings in touring,” Live Nation said.
And aside from Toronto, the tour will also stop in Edmonton, Alta., at the Commonwealth Stadium on July 24.
So, if you’re hoping to be in the stands in the city, here’s a look at last-minute tickets to the Toronto show.
Last-minute tickets to see Post Malone in Toronto
On Ticketmaster, last-minute admission to see Malone at Rogers Stadium costs $80.63 for a standard ticket seat in row 10 of section N118.
There are also standard tickets available in section N110, row 26, for $105.63 and a verified resale tickets in section N118, row 29, for $81.60.
On StubHub, a ticket in row 24 of section 109 is selling for $77. There are also $80 tickets in section 115, row 31, and $86 tickets in section 117, row 5.
SeatGeek has $74 tickets in section N109, row 24, along with $142 tickets on the floor in section D3, row 11 for a closer view.
Getting to Rogers Stadium
Once you’ve secured tickets, Rogers Stadium can be found at 105 Carl Hall Rd., within YZD, the former Downsview Airport lands.
And this year, the 50,000-capacity open-air venue has introduced dedicated ride share zones.
If you’ll be using a ride share service to reach the stadium, these zones are located at 81 YZD Lane and 590 Wilson Ave.
And for those planning to drive their own vehicle to the show, parking in the surrounding area is limited.
“If driving is necessary, there are satellite parking lots at nearby TTC subway stations including: Sheppard West Station, Pioneer Village Station, Finch West Station, Highway 407 Station,” the team at the stadium said.
Paid commuter parking is also available at York University, with access to Rogers Stadium by subway at York University station.
Public transit options to the venue include TTC and GO Transit.
The closest and most convenient TTC subway stations to Rogers Stadium include Downsview Park Station, located 900 metres from the gates, Sheppard West Station, also 900 metres from the gates, and Wilson Stadium, 1,800 metres from the gates.
After the performance, fans can also use their tickets to access free TTC trips from Downsview Park, Sheppard West and Wilson stations on Line 1 Yonge-University.
And if you’ll be taking GO Transit to the concert, the closest stop is Downsview Park.
More concerts at Rogers Stadium
After Malone takes over the venue, next month will see Foo Fighters bring its “Take Cover Tour” to Rogers Stadium on Aug. 4.
Guns N’ Roses will perform as part of its “World Tour 2026” on Aug. 5 and long-awaited return of K-pop royalty happens on Aug. 22 and 23, when BTS performs.
AC/DC will headline on Sept. 16.
