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Looking for Zach Bryan Toronto tickets? The American singer-songwriter brings his With Heaven On Tour to Rogers Centre for two consecutive nights on Monday, September 21 and Tuesday, September 22, 2026. Both concerts are scheduled for 7:00 PM EDT, with Trampled By Turtles and Gabriella Rose joining Zach Bryan on the Toronto dates.
With only two Toronto performances on the 2026 tour schedule, these shows are shaping up to be major destination concerts. This guide brings together both dates, ticket links, Rogers Centre information, where to stay in Toronto, transport options and practical advice for planning the entire concert trip.
Zach Bryan · Rogers Centre · September 21 & 22, 2026
Two nights in Toronto. Compare ticket availability for both shows before choosing your date and seats.
Monday · September 21
Tuesday · September 22
Compare listings for both Toronto performances. Ticket prices, sections and availability can change.
Zach Bryan Toronto Concert Dates & Tickets
Zach Bryan performs twice at Rogers Centre. Both shows are scheduled for 7:00 PM and currently feature the same supporting artists, so your decision can largely come down to ticket availability, seating choices, hotel prices and which night fits your Toronto trip best.
| Date | Time | Venue | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday, September 21, 2026 | 7:00 PM EDT | Rogers Centre | |
| Tuesday, September 22, 2026 | 7:00 PM EDT | Rogers Centre |
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Who Is Supporting Zach Bryan in Toronto?
The Toronto concerts are scheduled to include Trampled By Turtles and Gabriella Rose alongside Zach Bryan on both September 21 and September 22.
Trampled By Turtles
The Minnesota bluegrass and folk-rock band bring a fast, acoustic-driven live sound that fits naturally alongside Zach Bryan’s roots-oriented songwriting.
Gabriella Rose
Singer-songwriter Gabriella Rose is also listed on both Toronto dates, making this a multi-artist stadium show rather than simply a Zach Bryan headline performance.
Arrive for the full show: The advertised 7:00 PM time is for the event, not necessarily Zach Bryan’s individual stage time. With two support acts scheduled, arriving early gives you the best chance of seeing the entire bill.
About Zach Bryan
Zach Bryan has become one of the defining singer-songwriters of modern American country and folk music, building an enormous audience around emotionally direct lyrics, stripped-back storytelling and live performances that often feel closer to a communal singalong than a conventional polished arena production.
His rise has been unusually fast. Early independently released recordings established a devoted following before albums such as American Heartbreak pushed him into the mainstream. Songs including “Something in the Orange,” “Oklahoma Smokeshow” and “Heading South” became fan favourites, while his self-titled album produced “I Remember Everything,” his Grammy-winning collaboration with Kacey Musgraves.
By 2026, that intimate songwriting style is filling some of the largest stadiums in North America and Europe. Rogers Centre is therefore an interesting setting: thousands of fans inside one of Canada’s biggest venues, but with music whose appeal is often rooted in the feeling of a much smaller room.
Songs You May Hear in Toronto
Zach Bryan’s exact Toronto setlist can change, and nothing should be treated as guaranteed until the shows take place. However, his catalogue gives a good idea of the songs fans will be hoping to hear.
| Song | Why Fans Know It |
|---|---|
| Something in the Orange | One of the songs that turned Bryan into a mainstream star. |
| I Remember Everything | The chart-topping collaboration with Kacey Musgraves. |
| Heading South | An early fan favourite closely associated with his breakthrough. |
| Oklahoma Smokeshow | A hugely popular song from the Summertime Blues era. |
| Revival | A natural crowd-singalong and a major live favourite. |
| Overtime | A high-energy song that has featured prominently in live performances. |
| Open the Gate | A stadium-ready track that regularly generates one of the biggest crowd reactions. |
Setlist note: the songs above are examples based on Zach Bryan’s catalogue and live performances. They are not a confirmed Toronto running order.
Rogers Centre: The Toronto Concert Venue
Rogers Centre is one of Toronto’s most recognizable venues. Home to Major League Baseball’s Toronto Blue Jays, it sits beside the CN Tower in the heart of downtown and can be transformed from a baseball stadium into a huge concert venue for major touring artists.
Rogers Centre Address
Rogers Centre
1 Blue Jays Way
Toronto, Ontario M5V 1J3, Canada
The location is excellent for visitors. The CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, Toronto’s waterfront, Union Station and much of the Entertainment District are within easy walking distance, making it considerably easier to build a city break around the concert than at many suburban stadiums.
Where to Sit for Zach Bryan at Rogers Centre
Concert seating at Rogers Centre depends on the production and stage configuration, so always use the seating map displayed for the specific September 21 or September 22 performance before purchasing. The same numbered stadium section can offer a very different concert view depending on stage placement.
| Area | Typical Experience | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Floor | Closest connection to the stage but viewing angles can depend heavily on your exact position and the people in front. | Atmosphere and proximity |
| Lower Level | Elevated enough to see over the floor while remaining relatively close to the performance. | Strong all-round concert view |
| Club / Middle Level | More elevation and a broader perspective of the stage, lighting and crowd. | Balance of comfort and overview |
| Upper Level | Much farther from the performers but generally gives a complete stadium-scale view. | Lower-cost entry |
Our pick: For a first Zach Bryan stadium concert, we’d generally start by comparing lower-level seats facing the stage with similarly priced floor tickets. A little elevation can make it much easier to take in the full production while retaining plenty of atmosphere.
Important: this is general seating guidance rather than an official Zach Bryan seating plan. Check the live event map before booking, particularly for side-stage or potentially restricted-view sections.
Getting to Rogers Centre for Zach Bryan
Rogers Centre’s downtown location makes public transport the easiest choice for most concertgoers. Union Station is the principal transport hub nearby and connects the stadium with the TTC subway, GO Transit, VIA Rail and the UP Express airport train.
From Union Station
Union Station is within walking distance of Rogers Centre. From the station, walk west toward the CN Tower and Rogers Centre. The covered SkyWalk is another useful route and leads toward the CN Tower immediately beside the stadium.
By TTC Subway
- Union Station: usually the most convenient subway stop for Rogers Centre.
- St Andrew Station: another useful downtown option with a walk south-west toward the stadium.
By GO Train
GO Transit services terminate or stop at Union Station, making the train particularly useful for fans travelling from elsewhere in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. From Union, continue to Rogers Centre on foot.
From Toronto Pearson Airport
The UP Express connects Toronto Pearson International Airport with Union Station. From Union, Rogers Centre is a short downtown walk, making this one of the simplest options for visitors flying into Toronto specifically for the concert.
Our pick: Stay somewhere that lets you walk to Rogers Centre or reach Union Station directly. For a major stadium show, eliminating the need to drive and park makes both arrival and the journey back after the concert significantly easier.
Driving and Parking
Rogers Centre has a limited amount of underground public parking, with availability and rates varying by event. There are also several commercial parking facilities around the Entertainment District, Convention Centre, Bremner Boulevard and Blue Jays Way.
For an event of this size, expect downtown traffic before and after the show. If you do drive, reserve parking in advance where possible and allow substantial extra time.
Where to Stay for Zach Bryan in Toronto
Rogers Centre is unusually convenient for a stadium concert because it is right in central Toronto. If you’re travelling specifically for Zach Bryan, staying within walking distance can remove almost all of the transport stress after the concert.
| Area | Why Stay Here | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Entertainment District | Walking distance to Rogers Centre, restaurants and nightlife. | Concert-first trips |
| Union Station / South Core | Excellent for airport, GO Train and subway connections while still being walkable to the stadium. | Visitors arriving by rail or UP Express |
| King Street West | Restaurants, bars and nightlife with relatively easy stadium access. | Couples and nightlife |
| Downtown / Yonge Street | Central base for sightseeing with convenient TTC access. | Longer Toronto city breaks |
| Waterfront | Close to the lakefront while remaining near Rogers Centre and Union Station. | A more relaxed downtown stay |
Toronto Hotel Search
Interactive accommodation map for Toronto. Move or zoom the map to compare hotels near Rogers Centre and elsewhere downtown.
Booking Strategy
- Book cancellable accommodation early: two Rogers Centre concerts can create significant demand around the stadium.
- Prioritize walking distance: paying slightly more for a downtown hotel can be worthwhile if it lets you walk back after the show.
- Check both concert nights: compare September 21 and September 22 ticket prices alongside hotel rates rather than choosing the concert date in isolation.
- Arrive the day before if flying: same-day flights add unnecessary risk when the concert is the main reason for travelling.
- Use Union Station as your anchor: hotels close to Union are particularly convenient for both Rogers Centre and Toronto Pearson Airport via UP Express.
Turn the Zach Bryan Concert Into a Toronto City Break
Because Rogers Centre sits right in downtown Toronto, this is an easy concert to turn into a two- or three-night trip. You don’t need to sacrifice an entire day travelling to a distant stadium: several of Toronto’s best-known attractions are immediately around the venue.
See Toronto Without Overcomplicating Your Trip
If this is your first visit to Toronto, a hop-on hop-off tour is an easy way to connect many of the places you may already be considering. The route serves major areas including the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, Harbourfront, St. Lawrence Market, Casa Loma and the Distillery District, so it works particularly well on the day before or after the concert.
CN Tower
The CN Tower is next door to Rogers Centre and is the obvious addition to a concert trip. Visit earlier in the day rather than trying to squeeze in a late-afternoon timed attraction immediately before the show.
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Also beside the stadium, Ripley’s Aquarium is particularly useful if the weather is poor or you’re travelling as a family. Its proximity makes it easy to combine with the CN Tower area without spending much of the day travelling around Toronto.
Toronto Harbour & Islands Cruise
One of the easiest activities to combine with a Rogers Centre trip is a sightseeing cruise through Toronto Harbour and around the islands. It gives you a completely different view of the Toronto skyline, including the CN Tower and Rogers Centre, without committing most of your day to an excursion.
Good concert-trip choice: The sightseeing cruise lasts around an hour, making it far easier to fit into a short Toronto stay than a full-day tour. We’d still book it for the day before or after the show, or for the morning of concert day with a generous buffer.
St. Lawrence Market
St. Lawrence Market works well earlier in the day if food is part of your Toronto plans. From there, return toward Union Station and the Entertainment District well before concert queues begin building.
Casa Loma
If you have another half-day in Toronto, Casa Loma is one of the city’s most distinctive attractions. The early-20th-century castle includes decorated rooms, towers, tunnels, historic displays and extensive grounds, and offers a very different experience from the modern downtown around Rogers Centre.
Toronto Waterfront
Head south toward the waterfront for an easy walk before the show. Harbourfront is close enough to combine with lunch or an afternoon stroll without straying far from Rogers Centre.
Toronto Islands
If you’re staying for several nights, the Toronto Islands give you a completely different perspective on the skyline. We’d save a longer island visit for a non-concert day rather than relying on ferry and return timings immediately before a major stadium event.
Keep concert day simple: Rogers Centre is easy to reach, but tens of thousands of people will be arriving downtown at roughly the same time. Plan sightseeing for the morning and early afternoon, return to the hotel, then head to the stadium without rushing.
Have an Extra Day? Add Niagara Falls
If you’re flying into Toronto for Zach Bryan and can stretch the trip to three or four nights, Niagara Falls is the obvious major day trip. Rather than hiring a car, organized tours leave from central Toronto and handle the return journey, making it much easier to add Niagara to a short city break.
One of the strongest options combines the drive from Toronto with several hours at Niagara Falls and optional experiences such as the Niagara City Cruises boat ride and Journey Behind the Falls.
Do this on a non-concert day: Niagara Falls is a full-day excursion. We would not pair it with the September 21 or September 22 concert itself. Use the day before or, even better, the day after your Rogers Centre show.
Practical Tips for Zach Bryan Concert Day
Before You Leave
- Check the exact concert date, section, row, seat and entrance shown on your mobile ticket.
- Charge your phone fully and make sure your ticket is accessible before reaching the security queue.
- Check the Rogers Centre concert information shortly before travelling because concert-specific entry rules can change.
- Bring as little as possible. Rogers Centre strongly discourages bags for concerts.
- Do not assume the standard Toronto Blue Jays baseball bag policy applies to the concert.
Rogers Centre Concert Bag Policy
Important: Rogers Centre currently states that large bags and backpacks are not permitted at concerts.
Only clutches, purses or fanny pack/belt bags smaller than approximately 7 × 4 × 2 inches are currently allowed, subject to security inspection. Concert policies may change, so check the venue guidance again before the September shows.
Other Concert Restrictions
Rogers Centre’s current concert guidance prohibits items including professional recording equipment, tablets and GoPros, selfie sticks, weapons, fireworks, glass containers, cans, large umbrellas, musical instruments, drones, outside food and beverages and fan signs.
Battery packs are also currently listed among prohibited concert items, making it particularly important to arrive with a well-charged phone.
Entering Rogers Centre
- Concert gate opening times vary by event.
- Use the entrance listed on your mobile ticket.
- Do not simply join the first queue around the stadium.
- Allow extra time for security screening and ticket scanning.
- Rogers Centre recommends arriving early.
After the Concert
Expect the streets around Rogers Centre and the approaches toward Union Station to become extremely busy immediately after the show. If your hotel is within walking distance, walking is likely to be the easiest option. If you’re travelling by train or subway, keep your fare method ready and follow crowd-control directions around Union Station.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Zach Bryan playing in Toronto?
Zach Bryan performs at Rogers Centre on Monday, September 21 and Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
What time are the Zach Bryan Toronto concerts?
Both concerts are scheduled for 7:00 PM EDT. This is the advertised event time and should not be interpreted as a guaranteed Zach Bryan stage time.
Where is Zach Bryan performing in Toronto?
Both concerts take place at Rogers Centre, 1 Blue Jays Way in downtown Toronto beside the CN Tower.
Who is supporting Zach Bryan in Toronto?
Trampled By Turtles and Gabriella Rose are currently listed on both Toronto dates.
What is the best way to get to Rogers Centre?
Public transport is generally the simplest option. Union Station is within walking distance and is served by the TTC subway, GO Transit, VIA Rail and the UP Express from Toronto Pearson Airport.
Can I take a backpack into the Zach Bryan concert?
Rogers Centre’s current concert policy says large bags and backpacks are not permitted. Only very small clutches, purses or belt bags smaller than approximately 7 × 4 × 2 inches are allowed. Check the concert-specific policy again before travelling.
Can I bring a portable phone charger?
Rogers Centre’s current concert guidance lists battery packs among prohibited items. Charge your phone before leaving and check the latest event-specific rules before the concert.
Is the Zach Bryan Toronto setlist confirmed?
No fixed Toronto setlist should be considered confirmed before the concerts take place. Setlists can change between performances.
Where should I stay for the Zach Bryan concert?
The Entertainment District, Union Station/South Core and Toronto waterfront are particularly convenient because they allow you to walk to Rogers Centre or reach it with very little transport.
Can I visit Niagara Falls during a Zach Bryan Toronto trip?
Yes. Niagara Falls is one of the most popular full-day excursions from Toronto. Plan it for a separate day rather than the day of the concert so you have plenty of time to return to Toronto and enjoy Rogers Centre without rushing.
Ready to See Zach Bryan in Toronto?
Compare both Rogers Centre dates and choose the ticket option that works best for your budget and preferred view.
Monday · September 21
Tuesday · September 22
Ticket availability changes regularly, so compare both dates before booking.
Written by Ben Farr | Last updated: September 8, 2026
Ben is the founder of routeandstay.com, a travel and events guide covering major destinations, concerts and sporting events. He writes practical guides combining tickets with transport, accommodation and city-trip planning.