List of entertainment events at Scotiabank Arena

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Kylie Minogue performing "In My Arms" during her For You, for Me tour concert at the venue in October 2009.
Ebi, a Persian pop singer, performing at the venue on 21 June 2014 for his Nostalgia World Tour.

Scotiabank Arena, originally named Air Canada Centre (ACC), is the busiest indoor arena in Canada, and it has also been ranked as the 9th busiest music venue in the world in 2016, with 702,516 tickets being sold.[1] The venue has played host to a large number of internationally renowned musicians in the past, spanning a wide range of musical genres. A list of artists who have performed concerts at the venue is included in the table below, while non-concert entertainment events are also added.

Bon Jovi has played 19 dates at the arena until 2017, more than any other artist, and was the first musical act inducted into the ACC Hall of Fame in 2013 (since renamed Scotiabank Arena Hall of Fame).[2]

1999 – 2005[]

Entertainment events at Scotiabank Arena
Dates Artists Events


1999
February 22 The Tragically Hip[3] Opening concert of Air Canada Centre
February 25 The Rolling Stones[4] No Security Tour
July 19 Cher Believe Tour
September 17 Celine Dion Let's Talk About Love World Tour
September 18
2000
February 17 Cher Believe Tour
April 18 Mariah Carey Rainbow World Tour
May 3 Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Reunion Tour
May 4
June 23 Kiss Farewell Tour
July 7 Christina Aguilera Christina Aguilera in Concert
August 1 Iron Maiden Brave New World Tour
August 10 AC/DC Stiff Upper Lip World Tour
August 11
August 20 Dixie Chicks Fly Tour
September 16 Sarah Brightman La Luna World Tour
October 5 Pearl Jam Binaural Tour
November 27 Bon Jovi Crush Tour
2001
May 24 U2 Elevation Tour
May 25
August 2 Janet Jackson All for You Tour
October 6 Elton John Songs from the West Coast Tour
November 5 Britney Spears Dream Within a Dream Tour
November 8 Bob Dylan Never Ending Tour 2001
2002
June 14 Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour
September 21 Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the Head Tour
September 26 Neil Diamond[5] 2002 North America Fall Tour
October 16 The Rolling Stones Licks Tour
October 22 Rush Vapor Trails Tour
October 24 Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour
November 28 Shakira Tour of the Mongoose
December 5 Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band The Rising Tour
2003
February 20 Bon Jovi Bounce Tour
April 9 Avril Lavigne Try to Shut Me Up Tour
May 13 Red Hot Chili Peppers By the Way World Tour
July 29 Christina Aguilera
Justin Timberlake 		Justified and Stripped Tour
July 31
August 6 Dixie Chicks Top of the World Tour
August 17 Mariah Carey Charmbracelet World Tour
2004
January 12 Bette Midler Kiss My Brass Tour
January 24 Linkin Park Meteora World Tour
February 5 Sarah Brightman Harem World Tour
April 3 Britney Spears The Onyx Hotel Tour
July 18 Madonna Re-Invention World Tour
July 19
July 21
October 6 Metallica Madly in Anger with the World Tour
November 1 Sarah Brightman Harem World Tour
November 2 Green Day American Idiot World Tour
November 4 Avril Lavigne Bonez Tour
2005
July 14 Bruce Springsteen Devils & Dust Tour
July 15 Avril Lavigne Bonez Tour
July 27 Erykah Badu
Queen Latifah
Jill Scott 		Sugar Water Festival
August 2 Coldplay Twisted Logic Tour
September 6 Elton John Peachtree Road Tour
September 7
September 12 U2 Vertigo Tour
September 14
September 16
September 17
September 19 Pearl Jam 2005 North American and Latin American Tour
November 10 Nine Inch Nails Live: With Teeth
November 18 Aerosmith Rockin' the Joint Tour
December 1 Depeche Mode Touring the Angel
December 4 Dave Matthews Band[6] Winter 2005
December 8 Simple Plan[7]
December 9 Gwen Stefani Harajuku Lovers Tour
December 13 Trans-Siberian Orchestra[8]
December 15 Bryan Adams[9]

2006[]

Entertainment events at Scotiabank Arena
Dates Artists Events
2006
January 21 Bon Jovi Have a Nice Day Tour
January 22 Hilary Duff Still Most Wanted Tour
January 23 Bon Jovi Have a Nice Day Tour
January 24
January 30
February 6 Il Divo[10] 2006 World Tour
February 15 Nickelback All the Right Reasons Tour
February 20 Cirque du Soleil Delirium (Cirque du Soleil)
February 21
March 16 Queen + Paul Rodgers 2005 - 2006 Tour
March 20 Oasis[11] Don't Believe The Truth Tour
March 22 Coldplay Twisted Logic Tour
March 23
May 9 Pearl Jam 2006 World Tour
May 10
May 14 INXS[12] Switch Tour
May 18 Depeche Mode Touring the Angel
June 23 Cirque du Soleil Delirium (Cirque du Soleil)
June 24
July 10 CSNY[13] 2006 CSNY Freedom of Speech Tour
July 11
August 13 Mariah Carey The Adventures of Mimi
August 27 Shakira Oral Fixation Tour
August 29 Mariah Carey The Adventures of Mimi
September 17 WWE Unforgiven (2006)
September 20 Roger Waters The Dark Side of the Moon Live
September 24 Eric Clapton[14]
September 25 Red Hot Chili Peppers Stadium Arcadium World Tour
September 26
October 2 Aerosmith
Mötley Crüe 		Route of All Evil Tour
October 3 James Blunt[15] Back to Bedlam Tour
October 16 Iron Maiden A Matter of Life and Death Tour
October 17 Barbra Streisand Streisand (concert tour)
October 20
October 28 Dixie Chicks Accidents & Accusations Tour
October 29
November 1 Rascal Flatts[16] Me & My Gang Tour
November 4 Elton John The Captain and the Kid Tour
November 7 Bob Dylan Never Ending Tour 2006
November 15 Guns N' Roses Chinese Democracy Tour
November 29 Trans-Siberian Orchestra[17]
December 4 The Who The Who Tour 2006–2007
December 13 The Cheetah Girls (group) The Party's Just Begun Tour

2007[]

Entertainment events at Scotiabank Arena
Dates Artists Tour Opening Act
2007
January 2 High School Musical High School Musical: The Concert Jordan Pruitt
January 8 Evanescence[18] The Open Door Tour
January 10 Dancing with the Stars[19] Dancing with the Stars (American season 3)
January 23 Bob Seger[20] Face The Promise Tour[21]
January 30 Justin Timberlake[22] FutureSex/LoveShow
February 2 Billy Talent[23] The Sufferer & the Witness Tour
February 6, 2007 Rod Stewart[24] Rockin' In The Round Tour
February 8, 2007 The Tragically Hip[25]
February 16, 2007 Barenaked Ladies[26] The B.L.A.M. Tour
February 28, 2007 Larry the Cable Guy[27] Tour of America
March 1, 2007
March 5, 2007 Josh Groban Awake Tour
March 22, 2007 Black Sabbath Heaven and Hell 2007 Tour
March 25, 2007 Christina Aguilera[28] Back to Basics Tour
April 4, 2007 Nelly Furtado Get Loose Tour
April 9, 2007 Il Divo Il Divo World Tour
April 17, 2007 John Mayer[29] Continuum Tour (2006–2007)
April 20, 2007 Billy Joel[30] 2007 World Tour
April 23, 2007 Christina Aguilera[31][32] Back to Basics Tour
April 30, 2007 Ricky Martin[33] Black and White Tour
May 7, 2007 The Killers[34] Sam's Town Tour
May 11, 2007 My Chemical Romance The Black Parade World Tour
May 30, 2007 Gwen Stefani[35] The Sweet Escape Tour
June 18, 2007 Russell Peters[36][37]
June 19
June 25 Tim McGraw and Faith Hill Soul2Soul II Tour
June 26
July 22 The Police The Police Reunion Tour
July 23
August 8 Walking with Dinosaurs[38] Walking with Dinosaurs: The Live Experience
August 9
August 10
August 11
August 12
August 14 American Idol American Idols Live! Tour 2007
August 15 Beyonce[39] The Beyonce Experience
August 20 Justin Timberlake[40] FutureSex/LoveShow
August 21
September 8 Hilary Duff Dignity Tour
September 19 Rush Snakes & Arrows Tour
September 21 Beastie Boys The Mix-Up Tour[41]
September 22 Rush Snakes & Arrows Tour
October 4 Maroon 5 It Won't Be Soon Before Long Tour
October 7 Van Halen Van Halen 2007–2008 North American Tour
October 10 Jennifer Lopez
Marc Anthony[42] 		El Cantante Tour
October 12 Van Halen Van Halen 2007–2008 North American Tour
October 15 Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Magic Tour
November 1 So You Think You Can Dance So You Think You Can Dance Live Tour 2007[43]
November 8 The Police The Police Reunion Tour
November 9
December 6 Bon Jovi Lost Highway Tour
December 7
December 15 Miley Cyrus Best of Both Worlds Tour

2008 – 2010[]

Entertainment events at Scotiabank Arena
Dates Artists Events
2008
February 3 Spice Girls The Return of the Spice Girls Tour
February 4
February 25
February 26
March 10 Bon Jovi[44] Lost Highway Tour
March 12
March 13
March 16 Iron Maiden Somewhere Back in Time World Tour
April 2 Mary J. Blige
Jay Z 		Heart of the City Tour
April 7 Avril Lavigne[45] The Best Damn World Tour
June 5 Alicia Keys[46] As I Am Tour
July 17 George Michael 25 Live
July 21 Eagles Long Road Out of Eden Tour
July 22
July 26
July 30 Coldplay Viva la Vida Tour
July 31
August 27 Celine Dion[47][48] Taking Chances World Tour
August 28
September 27
September 18 New Kids on the Block[49] New Kids on the Block Live
September 28 Janet Jackson[50] Rock Witchu Tour
October 18 Madonna[51] Sticky & Sweet Tour
October 19
November 13 Tina Turner Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour
November 30 Sarah Brightman The Symphony World Tour
December 12 Tina Turner Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour
December 13
2009
January 23 The Killers[52] Day & Age World Tour
March 18 Britney Spears[53] Circus Tour
March 19
May 7 Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band[54] Working on a Dream Tour
May 26[55] Elton John
Billy Joel 		Face to Face 2009
May 30
June 16 No Doubt 2009 Summer Tour
July 20 Beyonce[56] I Am... World Tour
September 17 Marilyn Manson The High End of Low Tour
September 25 Maxwell BLACKsummers'night Tour
September 30 Pink Funhouse Tour
October 2 Kiss[57] Alive 35 World Tour
October 3 Keith Urban[58] Escape Together World Tour
October 9 Kylie Minogue[59] For You, for Me
October 26 Metallica[60] World Magnetic Tour
October 27
October 31 Jay-Z The Blueprint 3 Tour
November 28 Lady Gaga[61] The Monster Ball Tour
2010
January 28 Guns N' Roses Chinese Democracy Tour
February 4 Mötley Crüe 2010: The Dead of Winter Tour (Canada)
February 9 Mariah Carey[62] Angels Advocate Tour
March 8 Muse The Resistance Tour
March 10 Alicia Keys[63] Freedom Tour
May 21 Taylor Swift Fearless Tour
May 22
July 11 Lady Gaga[64] The Monster Ball Tour
July 12
July 27 Black Eyed Peas[65] The E.N.D World Tour
July 28
August 10 Michael Bublé[66] Crazy Love Tour
August 11
August 17 Aerosmith[67] Cocked, Locked, Ready to Rock Tour
August 21 Justin Bieber[68] My World Tour
September 15 Roger Waters[69] The Wall Live
September 16
September 18
October 14 Gorillaz[70] Escape to Plastic Beach Tour

2011 – Present[]

Entertainment events at Scotiabank Arena
Dates Artists Events
2011
February 8 Linkin Park[71] A Thousand Suns World Tour
February 14 Bon Jovi[72] Live Tour
February 15
March 3 Lady Gaga[73] The Monster Ball Tour
May 27 Kid Rock Born Free Tour[74]
June 6 Rihanna[75] Loud Tour[76][77]
June 7
June 29 Katy Perry[78] California Dreams Tour
June 30
July 15 Taylor Swift Speak Now World Tour
July 16
August 13 Britney Spears[79] Femme Fatale Tour
August 14
September 11 Pearl Jam Twenty Tour
September 12
September 29 Enrique Iglesias[80] Euphoria Tour
October 21 Cirque du Soleil Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour[81]
October 22
October 23
October 24 Avril Lavigne The Black Star Tour
November 23 Jay-Z
Kanye West[82] 		Watch the Throne Tour
November 24
2012
February 26 Big Time Rush Better with U Tour
April 27 Red Hot Chili Peppers[83] I'm with You World Tour[84]
April 28
June 23 Roger Waters[85] The Wall Live
June 27 Aerosmith[86][87] Global Warming Tour
July 17 Enrique Iglesias
Jennifer Lopez[88] 		Enrique Iglesias & Jennifer Lopez Tour
July 18
July 23 Coldplay[89] Mylo Xyloto Tour
July 24
July 27 Cirque du Soleil Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour[90]
July 28
September 12 Madonna[91] The MDNA Tour
September 13[92]
November 27 Aerosmith[93] Global Warming Tour
2013
January 29 Green Day[94] 2013 North American Tour
February 8 Lady Gaga[95] Born This Way Ball
February 9
February 17 Bon Jovi[96] Because We Can Tour
February 18
February 19 Maroon 5[97] Overexposed Tour
March 11 Pink[98] The Truth About Love Tour
March 18 Rihanna[99] Diamonds World Tour
March 19
April 11 Green Day[100] 99 Revolutions Tour
May 15 The Killers Battle Born World Tour
May 25 The Rolling Stones[101] 50 & Counting
June 6
July 9 One Direction[102] Take Me Home Tour
July 10
July 11 Eagles[103] History of the Eagles – Live in Concert
July 21 Beyoncé The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour
July 25 Justin Bieber[104] Believe Tour
July 26
August 24 Selena Gomez[105] Stars Dance Tour
September 15 Sarah Brightman Dreamchaser World Tour
November 1 Bon Jovi[106] Because We Can Tour
November 2
November 6 Eagles History of the Eagles – Live in Concert
November 30 Pink The Truth About Love Tour
December 2
December 16 Beyoncé The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour
December 22 Kanye West[107] The Yeezus Tour
December 23
2014
January 27 Jay-Z[108] Magna Carter World Tour
February 6 Elton John[109] The Diving Board Tour
February 13 Justin Timberlake[110] The 20/20 Experience World Tour
February 14
March 4 Imagine Dragons[111][112] Night Visions Tour
March 9 Billy Joel
March 13 Arcade Fire
March 26 Demi Lovato The Neon Lights Tour
March 31 Miley Cyrus[113][114] Bangerz Tour
April 7 Cher[115] Dressed to Kill Tour
April 9 Muse[116] The 2nd Law World Tour
April 10
June 21 Googoosh & Ebi[117] Nostalgia World Tour
June 28 Michael Bublé[118] To Be Loved Tour[119]
June 29
July 9 Lady Gaga[120] ArtRave: The Artpop Ball
July 18 Katy Perry[121] The Prismatic World Tour
July 19
July 21
August 24 Linkin Park
30 Seconds To Mars[122] 		Carnivores Tour
September 18 Ed Sheeran[123] x Tour
September 19 Pitbull
Enrique Iglesias[124] 		Sex and Love Tour
September 20
December 10 Justin Timberlake[125] The 20/20 Experience World Tour
2015
January 20 Sam Smith[126] In the Lonely Hour Tour
March 8 Ariana Grande[127] The Honeymoon Tour
March 16 Maroon 5[128] Maroon V Tour
June 6 Ed Sheeran x Tour
June 28 New Kids on The Block[129] The Main Event (2015 concert tour)[130]
June 29
July 4 Imagine Dragons[131] Smoke + Mirrors Tour
July 6 U2[132] Innocence + Experience Tour
July 7
August 9 Ariana Grande[133] The Honeymoon Tour
September 15 Janet Jackson[134] Unbreakable World Tour
September 20 Ed Sheeran[135] x Tour
October 5[136] Madonna[137] Rebel Heart Tour
October 6
October 13 BIGBANG Made World Tour
October 15 Ricky Martin[138] One World Tour
November 3 The Weeknd[139] The Madness Fall Tour[140]
November 5
November 11 G.E.M.[141] X.X.X. Live Tour
2016
January 16 Muse[142] Drones World Tour
February 2 Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band[143] The River Tour 2016
March 1 The Who The Who Hits 50!
March 22 Marianas Trench Never Say Die Tour[144]
March 23 Death Cab for Cutie and Metric Lights On the Horizon[145]
March 31 David Gilmour[146] Rattle That Lock Tour
April 1
April 3 Iron Maiden[147] The Book of Souls World Tour
April 13 Rihanna[148] Anti World Tour[149]
April 14
April 27 The Who The Who Hits 50!
April 29 Hedley Hello World Tour
May 2 Hillsong United Empires Tour[150]
May 10 Pearl Jam[151] 2016 North American Tour
May 12
May 18 Justin Bieber[152] Purpose World Tour
May 19
May 25[153] Selena Gomez[154] Revival Tour[155]
May 28 Carrie Underwood Storyteller Tour: Stories in the Round
June 19 Ellie Goulding[156] Delirium World Tour[157]
June 29 Sting and Peter Gabriel
July 19 Marilyn Manson and Slipknot The Hell Not Hallelujah Tour
July 23 Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas[158] Future Now Tour
July 31 Drake and Future Summer Sixteen Tour
August 1
August 10 The Tragically Hip Man Machine Poem Tour
August 12
August 14
August 21 Shawn Mendes 2016 World Tour[159]
August 23 Barbra Streisand Barbra: The Music, The Mem'ries, The Magic
August 30 Kanye West[160] Saint Pablo Tour[161]
August 31
September 6 Puff Daddy Bad Boy Family Reunion Tour
October 3 Adele[162] Live 2016[163]
October 4
October 6
October 7
October 8 Drake and Future Summer Sixteen Tour
October 22 Sia Nostalgic for the Present Tour
November 3 The 1975 I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It Tour[164]
November 7 Pentatonix Pentatonix World Tour
November 14 Maxwell and Mary J. Blige King and Queen of Hearts World Tour
November 23 Trans-Siberian Orchestra Ghosts of Christmas Eve Tour 2016[165]
November 29 Stevie Nicks and The Pretenders 24 Karat Gold Tour
2017
January 16 Kings of Leon WALLS TOUR[166]
February 4 Red Hot Chili Peppers[167] The Getaway World Tour
February 16 Amy Schumer[168] 2017 Live Tour
February 27 Billy Talent[169] Afraid of Heights Tour
March 2 Eric Church[170] Holdin' My Own Tour
March 4 Ramin Djawadi Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience[171][172]
March 5 Ariana Grande[173] Dangerous Woman Tour
March 17[174] Simple Plan Taking One for the Team Tour
March 24[175] Bastille[176] Wild, Wild World Tour
April 3 John Mayer[177][178] The Search for Everything World Tour
April 10 Bon Jovi[179] This House Is Not for Sale Tour
April 11
May 5[180] Kurt Browning
Patrick Chan
Elvis Stojko
Jeffrey Buttle
Meagan Duhamel & Eric Radford
Tessa Virtue & Scott Moir
Kaetlyn Osmond 		Stars On Ice
May 16 Future[181] Nobody Safe Tour
May 26 The Weeknd[182] Starboy: Legend of the Fall Tour
May 27
May 30 The Chainsmokers[183][184] Memories Do Not Open Tour
June 7 Neil Diamond[185] 50th Anniversary World Tour
June 19[186] Hall & Oates
Tears For Fears 		North American Summer Tour
June 20 New Kids on the Block
Paula Abdul
Boyz II Men[187] 		The Total Package Tour
June 21
June 23[188] Tim McGraw
Faith Hill[189] 		Soul2Soul The World Tour 2017
June 24[190]
July 5 Bob Dylan[191] Never Ending Tour 2017
July 6 Pitbull
Enrique Iglesias[192] 		Live! Tour 2017
July 7 Ed Sheeran[193] ÷ Tour
July 8
July 10[194] Gorillaz[195] Humanz Tour
July 15 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers[196] 40th Anniversary Tour
July 18 Queen + Adam Lambert[197] 2017 Tour
July 25 Kendrick Lamar[198] The Damn. Tour
July 28[199] J. Cole[200] 4 Your Eyez Only Tour
July 29
July 30 G-Dragon[201] Act III, M.O.T.T.E World Tour
August 1 Hans Zimmer[202] Hans Zimmer Live on Tour 2017
August 11[203] Shawn Mendes Illuminate World Tour
August 12[204]
August 13[205] Earth, Wind & Fire
Nile Rodgers[206] 		2054 The Tour
August 23 Kendrick Lamar[207] The Damn. Tour
August 24 Lionel Richie
Mariah Carey 		All the Hits Tour
August 26 Bruno Mars[208] 24K Magic World Tour
August 27
September 2[209] Nicky Jam El Ganador Tour
September 3[210] Depeche Mode[211] Global Spirit Tour
September 6[212] Lady Gaga[213] Joanne World Tour
September 7[214]
September 9 The Weeknd Starboy: Legend of the Fall Tour
September 12 Katy Perry[215] Witness Tour
October 2[216] Roger Waters[217] Us + Them Tour
October 3[218]
October 4[219] Halsey[220] Hopeless Fountain Kingdom World Tour
October 13 Roger Waters Us + Them Tour
October 14 Pitbull
Enrique Iglesias 		Live! Tour 2017
October 15
October 25 Fall Out Boy[221] The Mania Tour
October 29 Guns N' Roses Not in This Lifetime... Tour
October 30
October 31 Katy Perry Witness Tour
November 1
November 2[222] Janet Jackson[223] State of the World Tour
November 3 Arcade Fire[224] Infinite Content Tour
November 4
November 11[225] Chris Rock[226] Total Blackout Tour
November 15 A Perfect Circle Fall 2017 Tour[227]
November 22 Jay-Z[228] 4:44 Tour
November 23
December 3 LCD Soundsystem American Dream[229]
2018
January 5 The Killers Wonderful Wonderful World Tour
January 15 Lana Del Rey[230] LA to the Moon Tour
February 16 Kid Rock American Rock n Roll[231]
March 2 Romeo Santos Golden Tour[232]
March 15 Justin Timberlake The Man of the Woods Tour
March 15
March 19 Demi Lovato[233] Tell Me You Love Me World Tour
March 20 Pink Beautiful Trauma World Tour
March 21
March 22 Rod Stewart Live in Concert 2018[234]
March 29 Lorde[235][236] Melodrama World Tour
May 2 Kygo Kids In Love Tour[237]
May 12 Bon Jovi This House Is Not for Sale Tour
June 5 Hall & Oates and Train Hall & Oates and Train 2018 Tour[238]
June 11[239] Depeche Mode Global Spirit Tour
June 12 Paul Simon Homeward Bound - The Farewell Tour[240]
June 16 Harry Styles[241] Live on Tour 2018
June 19 Sam Smith[242] The Thrill of It All Tour
July 3 GOT7 GOT7 World Tour 2018 'Eyes On You'
July 6 Shania Twain Now Tour
July 7
July 15 The Eagles An Evening With The Eagles[243]
July 17
July 19 Radiohead[244] A Moon Shaped Pool Tour
July 20
July 22 Panic! at the Disco Pray for the Wicked Tour
August 3 Bryan Adams Ultimate Tour
August 5 Arctic Monkeys Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino Tour
August 7 Shakira El Dorado World Tour[245]
August 8 The Smashing Pumpkins[246] Shiny And Oh So Bright Tour
August 18 Electric Light Orchestra 2018 North American Tour[247]
August 21 Drake and Migos Aubrey & the Three Migos Tour
August 22
September 10 Donald Glover This Is America Tour
September 22 Bruno Mars 24K Magic World Tour
September 23
September 25 Elton John Farewell Yellow Brick Road
September 26
September 27 Maroon 5 Red Pill Blues Tour
October 4 J. Cole KOD Tour
October 8 Gorillaz[248] The Now Now Tour
October 9 Justin Timberlake Man of the Woods Tour
October 11 Phil Collins Not Dead Yet Tour[249]
October 16 Florence and the Machine High as Hope Tour[250]
October 28 Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Skeleton Tree[251]
November 5 Fleetwood Mac An Evening with Fleetwood Mac[252]
November 21 Travis Scott Astroworld: Wish You Were Here Tour[253]
November 22 The Glorious Sons S.O.S Tour[254]
December 17 Mumford & Sons Delta[255]
December 18
2019
March 4 Disturbed Evolution World Tour
March 20 Kiss End of the Road World Tour
April 3 Ariana Grande Sweetener World Tour
November 29 Cher Here We Go Again Tour
May 28 Twenty One Pilots The Bandito Tour
June 25 Hugh Jackman The Man. The Music. The Show.
June 26 Ariana Grande Sweetener World Tour
June 30 GOT7 GOT7 2019 World Tour 'Keeping Spinning'
July 18 Jeff Lynne's ELO Jeff Lynne's ELO Tour 2019[256]
August 17 Kiss End of the Road World Tour
August 23 Jonas Brothers Happiness Begins Tour
August 24
October 22 Elton John Farewell Yellow Brick Road
October 23
November 1 Fleetwood Mac
November 26 Jonas Brothers Happiness Begins Tour
November 29 Cher Here We Go Again Tour
December 9 Céline Dion Courage World Tour[257]
December 10
2021
September 22 James Taylor 2021 Canada tour.
September 28 Harry Styles Love On Tour
September 29
October 7 Enrique Iglesias & Ricky Martin Live in Concert [258]
October 8
November 19 Kane Brown Blessed & Free Tour[259]
December 4 Marc Anthony Marc Anthony Tour[260]
2022
February 25 Kacey Musgraves star-crossed: unveiled[261]
July 2 Eric Church The Gather Again Tour[262]
July 27 Dua Lipa Future Nostalgia Tour [263]
August 30 Disney on Ice Let's Celebrate[264]
August 31
September 1
September 2
TBA Billie Eilish Happier Than Ever: The World Tour[265]

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