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AC/DC’s sold-out September 16 Toronto gig at Rogers Stadium is in doubt after a major storm damaged the venue’s temporary stands, prompting an order to remedy unsafe building conditions. City officials say reconstruction may not be ready in time, casting doubt on the Power Up world tour stop in Toronto.
AC/DC’s Sept. 16 Toronto concert is in doubt after a severe thunderstorm caused significant damage to Rogers Stadium, including buckled seating and debris; Live Nation says safety is the top priority and no injuries were reported, with the extent of damage being assessed. The Power Up tour’s Toronto date is among several remaining shows, though no future plans have been announced beyond the assessment.
Foo Fighters will open for AC/DC for one night only in St. Louis, stepping in for The Pretty Reckless on September 8 at The Dome at America’s Center as part of AC/DC’s tour, creating a rare double bill that pairs two generations of rock; Dave Grohl expresses admiration for AC/DC and excitement about the collaboration.
Rock singer Taylor Momsen returned to the stage with The Pretty Reckless after spending the night in the hospital for a spider bite that caused red marks to spread up her leg, then performed as the opening act for AC/DC in Mexico City and thanked the doctors who treated her.
Hundreds of bagpipers in Melbourne set a new world record by performing AC/DC’s 'It's a Long Way to the Top,' with 374 pipers participating, surpassing the previous record of 333 in Bulgaria, amid a lively event near the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Hundreds of bagpipers in Melbourne set a new world record by performing AC/DC's 'It's a Long Way to the Top,' with 374 pipers playing simultaneously, surpassing the previous record of 333 in Bulgaria. The event coincided with AC/DC's concert at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, drawing enthusiastic fans and spectators.
AC/DC has extended their Power Up Tour into 2026 with new dates across North and South America, supporting their latest album Power Up, featuring band members Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney.
AC/DC has announced their 2026 'Power Up' tour with 21 dates across North and South America, Brazil, and Chile, featuring many stadium shows, with tickets going on sale November 7. The band continues to celebrate their classic hits and lineup includes Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney.
AC/DC will perform at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison on July 19, 2026, as part of their 'POWER UP' Tour, with tickets going on sale November 7, 2025.
AC/DC announced a series of homecoming shows in Australia this winter, their first in the country since 2015, with dates spanning Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, and Brisbane. The band, currently touring North America and Europe, will perform in their native country from November 12 to December 14, featuring their latest album Power Up and celebrating their legendary live performances.
The 2025 rock tour season is set to be exciting with major acts like AC/DC and Oasis hitting the road. AC/DC will embark on their first U.S. tour in nearly a decade, with Brian Johnson back as the lead singer after recovering from hearing issues. Oasis, reunited for the first time since 2009, will also tour globally. Meanwhile, Uriah Heep and Foreigner are planning farewell tours, and Las Vegas will host residencies from bands like Styx and Scorpions, who celebrate their 60th anniversary.
AC/DC has announced their 'Power Up' North American tour for 2025, marking their first tour in the region since 2016. The tour will kick off on April 10 in Minneapolis and conclude on May 28 in Cleveland. This follows their return to live performances in 2023 after an eight-year hiatus, with a lineup featuring Brian Johnson, Angus Young, Chris Chaney, Matt Laug, and Stevie Young. Tickets will be available starting December 6.
AC/DC has announced a North American tour for 2025, marking their first in nine years. The "Power Up" stadium tour will kick off in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and include stops in cities like Detroit, Las Vegas, and Chicago, before concluding in Cleveland, Ohio. The lineup features Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney.
AC/DC has announced their 2025 "Power Up" North American tour, marking their first tour on the continent since 2016 and the return of lead singer Brian Johnson, who had to step down during the last tour due to hearing loss. The tour will begin on April 10 in Minneapolis and conclude on May 28 in Cleveland, covering 13 cities including Pasadena, Chicago, and Nashville. Tickets will be available starting December 6.
AC/DC has announced their 2025 North American Power Up Tour, marking their first U.S. tour in nine years. The tour will cover 13 stadiums from April 10 to May 28, including stops in cities like Minneapolis, Pasadena, Vancouver, and Chicago. This tour supports their 2020 album "Power Up" and follows a successful European leg in 2024. The current lineup features Brian Johnson, Angus Young, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney. Tickets go on sale December 6.