AC/ DC - Power Up Tour 2027 Stadium Dates Confirmed Worldwide

AC/DC push their touring machine back into high gear. The hard rock veterans extend their Power Up Tour into 2027 with new stadium dates across Europe, Australia and South America, while U.S. fans wait for an American leg.

By the AD HOC NEWS Music Desk » Festival - the editorial team covers albums, tours, charts and scene developments. Published: July 17, 2026 · Last reviewed: July 17, 2026 at 12:13 pm

AC/DC are taking their stadium-sized hard rock show back on the road. As the band’s official site and major ticketing platforms list, the Power Up Tour continues into 2027 with newly confirmed dates across Europe, Australia and South America.

New stadium dates for 2027

The current run of AC/DC dates builds on the tour activity that began around the release of their 2020 album Power Up, now scaled up into a full stadium tour. Listings show large-capacity shows in cities such as London, Paris, Sydney and Buenos Aires, positioning the band once again as a top-tier live draw.

Per official announcements and ticket platforms, the 2027 leg includes headline appearances at major venues and festivals, often with capacities beyond 50,000 fans. That keeps AC/DC on the same touring tier as acts like Metallica and Guns N' Roses, whose recent stadium runs have dominated global rock touring.

What this means for U.S. fans

So far, the new Power Up Tour dates concentrate on Europe, Australia and South America, with no fully detailed U.S. leg listed yet on the band’s official routing. For American fans, this places AC/DC in the realm of likely future U.S. touring rather than immediate on-sale dates.

Historically, AC/DC have rarely skipped the U.S. on large tours, and past runs such as the Rock or Bust World Tour and Black Ice World Tour have featured extensive North American arena and stadium segments. Given the scale of the current routing, a U.S. extension would fit the band’s established touring pattern.

The musical core of AC/DC live

On the current tour, AC/DC center their setlists on hard rock staples like Back in Black, Highway to Hell, Thunderstruck and material from Power Up, keeping a tight focus on riff-driven rock. Angus Young’s lead guitar and Brian Johnson’s vocals remain the band’s sonic trademarks.

Where the band stands now

AC/DC’s next live date on the Power Up Tour is scheduled in 2027 at a major European stadium, marking the continuation of their long-running presence on the global concert circuit.

AC/DC at a glance

• Act: AC/DC
• Genre: Hard rock
• Origin: Sydney, Australia
• Active since: 1973
• Lineup: Angus Young (lead guitar), Brian Johnson (vocals), Stevie Young (rhythm guitar), Cliff Williams (bass), Phil Rudd (drums)
• Label: Columbia Records / Albert Productions
• Key works: High Voltage (1975), Highway to Hell (1979), Back in Black (1980), Power Up (2020)
• Current album/single: Power Up, released November 13, 2020
• Charts / certifications: Power Up debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and in several international markets in November 2020.
• Next live date: A scheduled 2027 European stadium show on the Power Up Tour.

Frequently asked questions about AC/DC

Will AC/DC’s Power Up Tour include U.S. dates?
Current listings highlight Europe, Australia and South America, with no fully detailed U.S. leg yet. Based on past tours, a North American segment is plausible, but no dates are officially posted at this stage.

What album underpins AC/DC’s current tour?
The tour concept centers on the 2020 studio album Power Up, which brought the band back to the top of global charts and provides several songs featured in the live set, alongside their classic material.

How strong is AC/DC’s chart presence in the U.S.?
Power Up entered the Billboard 200 at No. 1 in November 2020, confirming AC/DC’s ongoing commercial strength in the U.S., decades after their breakthrough with Highway to Hell and Back in Black.

This article was created with AI assistance and editorially reviewed. All information without guarantee; dates, chart positions and certifications may change at short notice.