“We will go back on stage as soon as the health situation is safe for everyone and everywhere in the world,” Angus Young told us, during our last discussion in November 2020. I don’t yet know what we will do, big or small. small shows.
But we can't wait.
» The AC/DC guitarist had to be particularly patient.
After a test concert in October 2023 in California, headlining the Power Trip festival, the Australian group finally announces its return.
After several days of suspense and a countdown on their social networks, the Australian group made it official this Monday at 9 a.m. that they would embark on a new European tour in 2024.
“Power Up Tour” just after the Olympics
AC/DC's “Power Up Tour” will take place on August 13 at the Paris Longchamp racecourse.
This will be the only concert in France among the twenty-one planned between May and August in Europe.
But it is a miraculous date, considering the Paris Olympics.
It arrives just after their conclusion, on August 11, and before the Paralympics.
The biggest hard rock band chose the same Parisian spot as the biggest rock band, the Rolling Stones, who played there in front of 50,000 fans in July 2022. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, February 16 at 10 a.m. .
The group will be led by its 68-year-old guitarist, now the only founder still present in AC/DC.
He should be surrounded by his nephew Stevie, 67, on rhythm guitar, and singer Brian Johnson, 76.
The latter was unable to finish the world tour following the release of the album “Rock Or Bust”, and had left his place to his colleague from Guns N'Roses, Axl Rose, on a few dates in 2016. But he has since resolved his hearing problems, and resumed his place on the microphone at Power Trip.