Rogers Arena teases huge concert announcement for Vancouver fans
The lineup of concerts coming to Vancouver continues to grow, and a social media post by Rogers Arena has fans ready for another major act to announce they’re coming to town.
The home of the Vancouver Canucks and the Vancouver Warriors cryptically posted a poster with a maple leaf and the word “tomorrow” on it.
There’s also a frowny-faced blue hockey puck with the year 2027 emblazoned on it.
But what does it all mean? Several fans on Facebook and Instagram think they have it solved, and they suspect it points to a superstar Canadian music group.
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“Simple Plannnn,” commented one fan.
“SIMPLE PLANđź‘€,” added another.
One major hint is the fact that the frowny-face logo in the social media tease is one associated with the two-time Juno Award-winning group from Quebec.
Simple Plan used a similar logo on their Bigger Than You Think Europe/UK 2026 tour poster.
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Simple Plan is a Canadian pop-punk quartet from Montreal that rose to prominence in the early 2000s and is beloved by fans for huge hits like “I’m Just A Kid,” “Welcome To My Life,” and “Summer Paradise.” They’ve also won six MuchMusic Video Awards.
Several fans also threw out other guesses as to who may be coming to Vancouver.
“Justin Bieber,” guessed one person.
“blink-182,” commented another.
No matter who is announced as the next Rogers Arena concert, they’ll be joining a lineup at the venue that includes the highly anticipated The Next Level Tour by Hans Zimmer.
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Fans can expect to hear selections from Zimmer’s iconic catalogue of music on Thursday, April 8, ranging from Gladiator and Pirates of the Caribbean to The Dark Knight and Interstellar.
Those looking to indulge in more musical nostalgia can grab tickets for the Carly Rae Jepsen – Day and Night Tour, making a stop at the Orpheum Theatre on Sunday, April 18.
The tour is in support of Jepsen’s eighth studio album, Day and Night, which was released this past September to critical acclaim and landed in the top 30 of the Billboard 200 chart.