Revving up their amps and dusting off the tour bus, AC/DC is set to launch their highly-anticipated "POWER UP" tour in the United States after a nine-year hiatus, with the first concert roaring to life in Minneapolis. The iconic rock band announced that the U.S. Bank Stadium will be the starting point of their 13-city journey through America's stadiums. The tour, slated to begin on April 10, 2025, promises to bring the electrifying performances that fans have been craving,
According to Bring Me The News, AC/DC will make stops at notable venues such as the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, on April 18 and Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois, on May 24, among others. The final act of their U.S. stint is scheduled for late May in, Cleveland. The tour is named after AC/DC's 2020 album "Power Up," which marked a resurgence for the band and is the thematic driver for these upcoming shows.
The band's lineup for the tour features legendary lead guitarist Angus Young and his nephew Stevie Young on rhythm guitar, cementing the family legacy within the group. Brian Johnson returns as the lead vocalist, a role he's embraced since 1980. They are joined by touring musicians, drummer Matt Laug and bass player Chris Chaney, rounding out the ensemble.
Fans eager to secure their spot at one of the rock spectacles can mark their calendars—tickets are set to go on sale at noon on December 6. They can be purchased directly through the band's official website, as detailed on FOX9. With tickets expected to be in high demand, those hoping to witness the thunderous performance of hits new and old will need to act quickly.
The "POWER UP" North American tour follows the European leg, which concluded earlier this year. This homecoming tour promises to bring a raw, high-voltage experience spanning AC/DC's expansive catalog, a testament to the band's enduring appeal and the unquenchable thirst for rock that resonates across generations.
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