Chris Stapleton returning to CTC this fall

By CityNews Ottawa

Posted May 10, 2022 01:46:58 PM.

Chris Stapleton is returning to Canada's capital on September 8. 

The star musician was set to hit the stage at the Canadian Tire Centre (CTC) on April 28,  but the concert was postponed due to a positive case of COVID-19 within his band, leading to subsequent exposures.

Shows in Montreal and London have also been rescheduled. 

All tickets purchased for the initial shows will be honoured for the new dates, which will feature Elle King as special guest.

For more information, visit the CTC website at canadiantirecentre.com. 

 

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