Bruno Mars brings the funk uptown in Toronto
Bruno Mars performed a vibrant concert at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, showcasing a mix of his original songs and classic covers. The show featured a vintage Cadillac and elaborate pyrotechnics, drawing a sold-out crowd of approximately 50,000 fans. Despite some noise complaints from local residents, many attendees traveled long distances to experience the performance, highlighting the evolving nature of concert touring.
- ▪Bruno Mars performed at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, entertaining a crowd of around 50,000.
- ▪The concert included a medley of classic cover songs while Mars sat on a vintage Cadillac.
- ▪Fans traveled from far distances, with one driving eight hours from Baltimore to attend the show.
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Open this photo in gallery:Bruno Mars, centre, and his backup singers sat on the hood of a vintage Cadillac for an oldies medley during his Toronto show Sunday night.Daniel Ramos/SuppliedShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountToward the end of the first of three segments that constituted Bruno Mars’s vibrant second concert at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on Wednesday, the star of the show told a sold-out crowd of 50,000 or so that he was going to “take a little drive.” Out rolled a red Cadillac convertible.
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