AC/DC Announces 2026 North American “Power Up” Tour
The legendary rock band AC/DC has revealed the North American leg of their 2026 “Power Up” tour. This 21-date tour will begin in São Paulo, Brazil, on Tuesday, February 24, with stops in major cities such as Atlanta, Toronto, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and New Jersey.
Ticket Information
Tickets officially go on sale Friday, November 7, on Ticketmaster. However, fans can already find tickets through trusted third-party sellers including StubHub, VividSeats, and SeatGeek.
Band Lineup
- Angus Young – Lead Guitar (Co-founder)
- Brian Johnson – Vocals
- Stevie Young – Rhythm Guitar
- Matt Laug – Drums
- Chris Chaney – Bass
Rhythm guitarist and co-founder Malcolm Young, Angus Young’s brother, passed away in 2017 and was succeeded by their nephew, Stevie Young.
Tour Highlights and Legacy
The tour supports AC/DC’s latest studio album, Power Up, released in 2020. Performances will feature classic hits such as:
- “Back in Black”
- “Highway to Hell”
- “You Shook Me All Night Long”
- “Live Wire”
The band played their first show on December 31, 1973, and have sold an estimated 200 million albums globally. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003.
Tour Schedule and Tickets
Below is the full schedule for AC/DC’s 2026 “Power Up” tour, with links available to purchase tickets.
“AC/DC have announced the North American leg of their 2026 ‘Power Up’ tour.”
Author's note: AC/DC's 2026 tour promises a dynamic celebration of their iconic rock legacy with a powerful lineup and classic hits.
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