The K-pop group sometimes includes an AI singer.

Aespa might just be looking forward to getting to Vancouver.

The K-pop group is nearly done with the first leg of their Synk: Complaexity Tour, which ends here on Oct. 11 (it picks up again in England next year).

The relatively new group has quickly risen to stardom with their first album Armageddon, which followed three straight EPs that peaked at No. 1 on the Korean and US World charts.

Their second album, Lemonade (released this past May), included the single “Dirty Work” which has won or been nominated for several awards in Asia this year. 

Along with hits like “Whiplash,” “Drama” and “Supernova” the group is also known for integrating a metaverse and including Naevis in their work, an AI pop singer (though Naevis hasn’t appeared on this tour).

At some other locations on the tour, merch pop-up shops have opened, but a Vancouver location has not been announced yet.

There is no opening act for the show, which starts at 8 p.m.

Tickets

Some tickets are still available, but there are now budget options for this show. A few resale tickets are selling for as low as $240, but they are few and far between.

Some original tickets are still available, starting at $344 (before fees). Floor and lower bowl tickets are the same price. 

Transportation

At the time of publishing, TransLink does not have any significant alerts affecting SkyTrain and SeaBus service before or after the concert on Sunday, Oct. 11.

Hullo does not have a late-night sailing planned for after the Aespa show.

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 centimetres by 35 cm by 15 cm. For reference, 35 cm is about 14 inches.

Rogers Arena is also a smoke-free zone, as far as cigarettes and cannabis are concerned. The band may have smoke machines.

Other common-sense items, like skateboards, selfie sticks and outside food and drinks, should be left at home.

Signs are allowed per Rogers Arena’s own rules, with some restrictions.

Cashless venue

Rogers Arena is a cashless venue.

“As a cashless venue, we accept all major digital forms of payment including Debit Cards, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Google Pay and Apple Pay,” reads 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 (FANS).

Concert-goers can text their issue and location (their section, row and seat number) to get help.

aespa LIVE TOUR – SYNK : COMPLæXITY

When: Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026. Show starts at 8 p.m.

Where: Rogers Arena – 800 Griffiths Way

Cost: A handful of resale tickets are selling below $300, but most are $344 or more. Buy tickets via Ticketmaster.

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