The Neighbourhood will perform at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on October 2, 2026, with After and Noise Dept. opening.
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The Neighbourhood, the California band known for songs including “Sweater Weather,” “Softcore” and “Daddy Issues,” will play Vancouver as part of “The Wourld Tour” on Thursday, Oct. 2, 2026, with a 7 p.m. start at Rogers Arena.
The Rogers Arena date is described as the group’s last performance outside the United States before heading home after spending most of the year away from its own neighbourhood. The band returned from a hiatus, having taken a few years off before resuming activity in 2025.
After and Noise Dept. (the moniker for Raj Jain) are set to open the show.
Tickets are listed as starting at about $225, with the lowest price shown on TicketMaster at $222 plus fees at the time of writing, with only a couple of listings under $230 and prices ranging up to around $500.
Transit information included with the event details says TransLink does not have any current alerts posted that would significantly affect service on SkyTrain or SeaBus on the day of the concert. Hullo Ferries is also listed as having no late-night crossing planned for fans who need to get back to Vancouver Island.
Rogers Arena restrictions for the show include limits on bag sizes: all bags must be under 35.5 centimetres by 35.5 centimetres by 15.2 centimetres. The venue is also described as a smoke-free zone for cigarettes and cannabis, and it is noted that the band may have smoke machines.
Other items that are not permitted include skateboards, selfie sticks and outside food and drinks.
Rogers Arena is described as cashless, accepting major digital payment forms including Debit Cards, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Google Pay and Apple Pay.
For issues during the show, Rogers Arena provides a fan service number to text: 604-765-3267 (FANS). Concert-goers are directed to text their issue along with their location, including their section, row and seat number, to get help.
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