Brian Johnson of AC/DC performs
Share and Follow

Homegrown rock legends AC/DC will bring their tour to Australia later this year for the first time in a decade.

The band will be performing the 2025 POWER UP Tour! at stadiums in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide in November and December.

Melbourne-based rockers Amyl and the Sniffers will be the support act for the Australian tour, which will take place following shows in the US and Europe.

Brian Johnson of AC/DC performs
The band will be performing the 2025 POWER UP Tour! at stadiums in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide in November and December. (Getty)

AC/DC will perform at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on November 12, Accor Stadium in Sydney on November 21, the BP Adelaide Grand Final on November 30, Optus Stadium in Perth on December 4 and will finish up at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on December 14.

Tickets will go on sale this Thursday, June 26 and Ticketek has advised fans to be prepared as it’s expected the seats will be a hot commodity.

Those hoping to score tickets have been warned to update their details on the Ticketek app and to use just one device and browser to access tickets on the day.

The Ticketek lounge will open one hour before the sale time for each city.

Melbourne tickets will go on sale 1pm AEST, Sydney tickets at 9am AEST, Perth tickets at 1pm AWST and Brisbane tickets at 11am AEST.

Adelaide tickets won’t be sold through Ticketek and will instead be available from 10am ACST through Ticketmaster.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 01: (left to right) Malcolm Young, Bon Scott, Angus Young, Cliff Williams and Phil Rudd of Australian rock band AC/DC pose in London, England in August 1979. (Photo by Fin Costello/Redferns)
Tickets will go on sale this Thursday, June 26. (Fin Costello/Redferns)

Ticket prices range between $132.45 for B-reserve seating and $407.70 for ultimate A-reserve seating.

Melbourne City Council will also put in a bid for the band to recreate its iconic It’s a Long Way to the Top music video, which was famously filmed on Swanson Street in 1976.

Share and Follow
You May Also Like
FedEx founder Fred Smith dies aged 80

Founder of FedEx, Fred Smith, passes away at 80

Fred Smith, the founder of FedEx who helped create the overnight delivery…
An investigation is underway after a man was assaulted by armed intruders before he was thrown into a car, and his house was set on fire in Yea, Victoria.

Reported break-in results in man being attacked and his home set on fire

Armed intruders allegedly stormed a home in regional Victoria and assaulted a…
Australia supports US strikes on Iran nuclear sites, Wong says

Australian Foreign Minister Wong expresses support for US airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the government supports the United States’ strikes…

Understanding the Strait of Hormuz and the potential consequences of Iran’s blockage.

Key Points Iran may close Strait of Hormuz after US strikes on…

Bodies of three captives found, GHF acknowledges urgent aid needed for Gaza residents

Key Points The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) says it has recovered the…
The incredible crane that will carry Bayesian: Specially constructed lifter will slowly take £25 million superyacht to safety

Specially Designed Crane to Safely Lift £25 Million Superyacht to Safety

This is the specially built cradle that today held the wreck of…
Israeli police and search and rescue teams deploy to the area begin investigation and search operations.  Credit: 'ISRAELI POLICE / HANDOUT

Israel targeted by missiles following Iran’s retaliatory attacks.

Israeli authorities reported that more than 80 people suffered mostly minor injuries,…
'Obliterated' or 'quite superficial'? What's really happened to Iran's nuclear sites

Has Iran’s nuclear facilities been completely destroyed or only partially damaged?

Warplanes. Submarines. Cruise missiles. Bombs that weigh more than 13 tons. After…