The legendary rockers of AC/DC are set to electrify the stage at Huntington Bank Field on May 28, 2025, as part of their United States leg for the Power Up Tour. With the Cleveland date being the band’s single Ohio stop, local enthusiasts of their hard-hitting anthems will have this exclusive opportunity to witness the group in person, WOIO reports.
Tickets to see the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers will become available this December 6 at noon. Prospective concert-goers can secure their passes through the official venue website. What's more, FOX8 adds that a cut of the night’s proceeds will go to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, earmarked for supporting education initiatives and resources.
This tour marks a highly-anticipated comeback, with the band not having toured in the U.S. for almost a decade. AC/DC’s album "Power Up" proved to be a juggernaut release, securing the No. 1 spot in 21 countries and garnering two Grammy nods, including one for "Best Rock Album."
Frontman Brian Johnson returns to join founding member and guitar icon Angus Young onstage after stepping away in the 2010s due to health concerns. The band’s lineup for the tour will also include Angus’ nephew Stevie Young, who plays rhythm guitar, alongside seasoned musician drummer Matt Laug and bassist Chris Chaney. Per tradition, fans can anticipate the band belting out classics such as "Back In Black." Cleveland.com reveals that this show will be the first since the "Rock or Bust Tour" swept through Quicken Loans Arena in 2016.
The Power Up Tour is more than just a series of concerts. It's a meaningful revival of a golden era that beckons rock fans to witness the legends once again command the stage with undiminished energy and signature swagger. Fans can check out the announcement posted here for a full list of tour dates.
