Riley Green’s Toronto stop sold well enough to become a Toronto weekend. Live Nation Ontario has added a second show at RBC Amphitheatre on June 12, 2027 — the night after the originally announced June 11 date — with Muscadine Bloodline, Jake Worthington and Hannah McFarland playing both bills.
“Due to overwhelming demand,” the promoter wrote, general tickets go on sale Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. local time, the same on-sale window attached to the rest of Green’s That’s Just Me Tour after a presale that opened Sept. 29.
The double bill lands at a venue with a countdown attached. The 16,000-capacity amphitheatre at Ontario Place — 9,000 under the pavilion roof, 7,000 on the lawn — was renamed from Budweiser Stage in October 2025 under a multi-year RBC partnership running to 2038, and it is scheduled to close in fall 2027 for a renovation that adds 2,000 lawn seats and turns it into a year-round building by 2030. Green’s two nights fall in its final planned summer season before crews arrive.
The run is the biggest headlining outing of his career: 29 dates across the U.S. and Canada, from April 1 in Spokane, Washington, to July 31 in Milwaukee. Four are Canadian — Rogers Place in Edmonton on April 8, Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary on April 9, SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon on April 10, then Toronto.
Green is touring behind “That’s Just Me,” released September 18. Worthington and McFarland both appear on the album; Muscadine Bloodline joins the Toronto date. A dollar from every ticket goes to local schools, with $2 per ticket directed to the Buford Bonds Charitable Fund.
Toronto has become a heavier lift for touring acts. The lakefront shed hosts about 75 shows a year, roughly double the average for a North American amphitheatre, according to Live Nation Canada president of business operations Wayne Zronik — which is how a country act ends up booking consecutive nights there, and why the second one is worth flagging now.
Green also headlines the Bud Light Grey Cup halftime show in November, a booking revealed days before the tour was announced.
For Toronto fans, the practical deadline is Friday morning. The floor seats go first; the renovation crews are due that fall.
