Tour Dates | AC/DC Rock Or Bust North American Tour

AC/DC have just announced an extensive North American Tour in which the legendary rockers will play some of the continent’s biggest stadiums. The North American leg of the tour begins after AC/DC concludes a lengthy European tour and comes in support of the Rock Or Bust LP.

AC/DC’s first tour of North America since 2008 starts at Gillette Stadium near Boston on August 22. The band then heads to MetLife Stadium near NYC on August 26. Other dates include visits to Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, Vancouver and Chicago before the group brings the run to a close with a pair of stadium shows in California on September 25 at San Francisco’s AT&T Park and then on September 28 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

Stevie Young, Malcolm’s nephew, will be on guitar for the tour, while Chris Slade has been tapped to replace Phil Rudd on drums while Rudd deals with legal issues. Tickets for all shows go on sale February 16.

AC/DC Rock Or Bust North American Tour

August 22 -Foxborough, MA Gillette Stadium -On Sale February 16
August 26 -E. Rutherford, NJ MetLife Stadium -On Sale February 16
August 28 -Quebec City, ON Plains Of Abraham -On Sale February 16
August 31 -Montreal, QC Olympic Stadium -On Sale February 16
September 3 -Ottawa, ON TD Place -On Sale February 16
September 5 -Moncton, NB Magnetic Hill -On Sale February 16
September 8 -Detroit, MI Ford Field -On Sale February 16
September 10 -Toronto, ON Downsview Park -On Sale February 16
September 15 -Chicago, IL Wrigley Field -On Sale February 16
September 20 -Edmonton, AL Commonwealth Stadium -On Sale February 16
September 22 -Vancouver, BC BC Place -On Sale February 16
September 25 -San Francisco, CA AT&T Park -On Sale February 15
September 28 -Los Angeles, CA Dodger Stadium -On Sale February 16

Previously-Announced AC/DC Dates

May 5 -Arnhem, Holland -Gelredome
May 8 -Nuremberg, Germany -Zeppelinfeld
May 10 -Dresden, Germany -Ostragehege
May 14 -Zeltweg, Austria -Zeltweg
May 16 -Hockenheim, Germany -Hockenheimring
May 19 -Munich, Germany -Olympia Stadium
May 21 -Munich, Germany -Olypmia Stadium
May 23 -Paris, France -Stade de France
May 29 -Barcelona, Spain -Estadio Olympic
May 31 -Madrid, Spain -Estadio Vicente Calderon
June 5 -Zurich, Switzerland -Letzigrund
June 7 -Zurich, Switzerland -Letzigrund
June 19 -Cologne, Germany -Jahnwiesen >
June 21 -Hannover, Germany -Messe
June 25 -Berlin, Germany -Olympia Stadium
June 28 -Glasgow, Scotland -Hampden Park
July 1 – Dublin, Ireland -Aviva Stadium
July 4 -London, England -Wembley Stadium>
July 9 -Imola, Italy -Autodromo
July 12 – Gelsenkirchen, Germany -Veltins Arena
July 15 – Roskilde, Denmark -Roskilde Festival Site
July 17 – Oslo, Norway -Valle Hovin
July 19 – Stockholm, Sweden -Friends Arena
July 22 – Hameenlinna, Finland -Open Air Park
July 25 – Warsaw, Poland -National Stadium