Today, the band announced its first North American tour in nine years.

The band’s current lineup includes longtime singer Brian Johnson, founding member and lead guitarist Angus Young, as well as rhythm guitarist Stevie Young (who officially joined the band in 2014, replacing his uncle Malcolm Young, who retired due to dementia), drummer Matt Laug (who joined in 2023, replacing longtime drummer Phil Rudd) and former Jane’s Addiction bassist Chris Chaney, who also came on board this year replacing longtime bassist Cliff Williams.

April 10 — Minneapolis, MN @ US Bank Stadium

April 14 — Arlington, TX @ AT&T Stadium

April 18 — Pasadena, CA @ Rose Bowl

April 22 — Vancouver, BC @ BC Place

April 26 — Las Vegas, NV @ Allegiant Stadium

April 30 — Detroit, MI @ Ford Field

May 4 — Foxborough, MA @ Gillette Stadium

May 8 — Pittsburgh, PA @ Acrisure Stadium

May 12 — Landover, MD @ Northwest Stadium

May 16 — Tampa, FL @ Raymond James Stadium

May 20 — Nashville, TN @ Nissan Stadium

May 24 — Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field

May 28 — Cleveland, OH @ Huntington Bank Field

Interesting. I'll have pre-sale access because it's at Allegiant.

Loves me some AC/DC, hope they play the songs about rocking and chicks.

For what ticket prices probably will be; I can wait to see shitty YouTube videos of it or it they release it. Can't shake the feeling this may be the last one.

Wow, might actually hit up the Rose Bowl for this one. Last time I saw them live wad at the Forum in like 2009 or 2010. It was the loudest show I've ever been too.

Seen them a bunch of times over the years and I think this is their last go-around. We'll be hitting the Chicago show and maybe Vegas.

I'm in for this! Interesting that they are doing a stadium tour which means that their appeal to a younger audience must be greater than I thought.

In the time it took your to post this another 450,000 copies of Back In Black were sold.

I really dislike stadium shows (other than festivals). I've seen them a few times (including the tour with Axl, which was surprisingly very good), and would enjoy seeing them again, but I'll probably skip it in this environment.

I just saw Billy Joel and Sting at Allegiant and I might have been the youngest person in the audience.

Kind of weird/sad that they're just down to Brian and Angus.

I'll consider grabbing tickets, but I'm kind of at a point where I don't want to see these acts who are getting so up there. Angus is seventy, and Brian is pushing eighty. There's a part of me that just wants to remember like they were when I was young.

That is a very fair assessment. Nothing wrong with skipping their lessened performances.

Generally I'm in agreement but some of those rocker guys still rock. I've seen the Stones and Springsteen in the last couple of years and they are still enthusiastic. Chatter of The Who making one last go of it to end their never ending farewell but both those guys look and act their age so it's not the same.

Iron Maiden are pushing 70 and they were still great the other week. Yeah, not 80's great, but still worth seeing.

None near me, and I've been burned too many times traveling to other cities to see bands with them canceling/postponing. It's a bummer, as I've never seen AC/DC and my boy is really into them. While I doubt they will, I'll hold out hope for a second leg in my area.

Got tickets for Detroit. Took about 30 min. Had tickets swept away 3 different times by the time it would go next step. And their horse shit of you cant leave a empty seat next to the ones you want is complete bullshit. So you fuck over the last person who wants to buy those seats but cant because you dont want all 3 or 5.

Got tix for Minneapolis. Process took about 10 min for GA.

How much are tickets going for?

$50-$225 face value. Except for the Platinum bullshit, which is sometimes all they offer you before shipping you over to SeatGeek to be raped on resale.

My location would be for the Rose Bowl one but those don't go onsale until noon. I could almost go for one of the $50 seats but we'll see.

What a waste. There's 27,000 people ahead of me in the queue.

I don't miss shit like this at all.

I was 2000th or so and got in pretty quick for Vegas. Got 3 tickets down on the floor at $217 apiece. Which of course turns into $306 apiece after Ticketmaster's generous fees.

Down to 15,000th in line. There might be a chance now...

Eh, finally got in. 45 minutes later and it's a shit show. Oh well, no big loss. I did see them in 2009 at the Forum, when it wasn't a pain in the ass to buy tickets like it is now.

This looks to be scalper heavy. Just looking at Detroit (StubHub), there are over 1500 listings right now. Almost all of those are 2 or more (lots of 4s) tickets per listing.

If I were going, I would wait this one out and get tickets on show day.