Grammy-award-winning country singer-songwriter this week, taking over Rogers Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Born in Japan and raised in Oklahoma, Bryan spent years in the military before moving on to a career in music via YouTube. Since then he's quickly risen in the public eye; his first album was released in August 2019.
Now on his fifth studio album, which was released July 4, he's headlining the "Quittin' Time Tour," which has been travelling North America since March. His Nov. 20 date at Rogers Arena is his last in Canada as part of this tour.
Opening up for Bryan are Matt Maeson and Levin Turner. Maeson, an alt-rock singer-songwriter, is known for his songs "Cringe" and "." Levi Turner is a 24-year-old singer-songwriter with a folksy, Americana style.
Tickets are . Ticketmaster shows fewer than 100 seats for sale in Rogers Arena, and all are part of the Platinum program, running more than $650 each.
Resellers on other sites are asking around $400 at minimum for tickets.
Transportation
TransLink has no alerts issued at this time for any significant issues on the SkyTrain or SeaBus for Wednesday, nor any extra service planned.
have a late-night sailing leaving Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»Harbour at 11:59 p.m. and arriving in Nanaimo around 1:10 a.m. on Nov. 21 for anyone travelling to and from the island for the show. However, it may be sold out.
Restrictions
A few things aren't allowed in Rogers Arena for the show. Notably, some bags won't be permitted; all bags need to be under 35.5 cm by 35.5 cm by 15.2 cm. For reference, 35.5 cm is just a bit over 13 inches.
Rogers Arena is also a smoke-free zone, as far as cigarettes and cannabis are concerned. The band may have smoke machines.
Other , like skateboards, selfie sticks, and outside food and drinks, should be left at home.
Cashless venue
Rogers Arena is a cashless venue.
"Concession, retail stands, and hospitality will exclusively accept contactless forms of payment," states the venue's website.
Fan service
Rogers Arena has a fan service number to text if there are any issues during the show: 604-765-3267.
Concert-goers can text their issue and their location (seat number and row along with the section) and get help.
