Backstreet Boys add 12th Rogers Centre show for 2027

The Backstreet Boys have added a 12th and final show to their Toronto stadium residency, a March 7, 2027, concert at Rogers Centre, the band announced Oct. 13, bringing the run to 12 nights over four weekends.

The 12 shows are the band’s only North American stadium dates of 2027, and The Canadian Press reported the run is twice as long as Taylor Swift’s six-night Eras Tour stand at the same venue in November 2024.

The band announced the extra date in a post on X. “We never thought you guys would be this excited, but here we are rounding out four weekends of shows,” the group wrote, according to To Do Canada, which also quoted the line “Well, it truly is a Canadian Thanksgiving!”

The Canadian Press, in a report by Alex Nino Gheciu published Oct. 13, said the band had cited “overwhelming demand” when it added shows the week before. The residency, titled “Into the Millennium – Homecoming: Live in Canada,” began as four nights starting Feb. 12.

To Do Canada listed the full schedule, all at Rogers Centre: Feb. 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 and 28, and March 5, 6 and 7, 2027. It reported that a Rogers customer presale and a BSB Army fan club presale opened Oct. 13 at noon ET, and that general public tickets went on sale Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 10 a.m. ET through Ticketmaster. Ticket prices were not published in either report.

Canada has a special place in the band’s history. The Canadian Press noted that the group’s 1995 song “We’ve Got It Goin’ On” was a hit in Canada before it broke in the United States, and that Drake joined the band onstage at its 2022 Toronto show to sing “I Want It That Way.”

We first reported the run when it reached nine dates, in Backstreet Boys add a ninth Rogers Centre show for 2027. Billboard Canada estimated then that nine sold-out nights could draw nearly 500,000 fans, using the stadium’s concert capacity of up to 55,000. Using the same capacity, 12 shows could draw as many as 660,000 tickets, though neither the band nor the venue has released sales figures.

Fans heading to Toronto from out of town should plan early, since the 12 dates fall on three consecutive-weekend blocks in February followed by one in early March. Other big Canadian stadium and arena runs for 2027 are also filling calendars, including Zach Bryan’s Vancouver and Edmonton stadium dates and Calvin Harris’s four Canadian arena shows.

Rogers and Live Nation Canada are co-presenting the shows, according to earlier reporting by Billboard Canada and Daily Hive.

Via The Canadian Press (CP24) and To Do Canada.

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