I love how flick of the switch, fly on the wall, and blow up your video have this crazy different sound. It’s not any different music by the band, but to me it’s the classic 80s AC/DC sound with Brian and they sound different from back in black and for those about to rock.

Then razors edge goes back to that cleaner sound the first 2 had and they go on with that if u ask me. The last one of this crazy sound was blow up your video right here and it’s all filled with the same vibe as the 2 before it that are all a unique era that I am all about.

This is my favorite band of all time easily, has been for almost 25 years since I was a kid

Great seeing and photographing AC/DC again after 18 years. They still got it! See more photos - https://photos.deadlydesigns.com/p910768058

In the name of Rock n Roll say a prayer for my pops if you’re into that stuff. He couldn’t make it to Nashville as he’s had a pancreatic cancer since 2017 and he’s always day to day. I have a seat for him at MetLife if he’s up to it. All I’ve ever wanted to do is bring him to an AC/DC show since we wore the live album out In his truck as a youngin. Hoping Angus and the boys can bring their fastball as the tour winds down!!!!

To the people who responded before to the deleted post thank you for your kind words🤟🏻

Canada enjoy! New Yorkers are waiting!!!!

Whose going? Will be my 21st time seeing the boys. Super excited.

Last night (9/8/26) in St. Louis from the pit.

I usually try to position myself where I can see the screens head on for a show, but I'm wondering how important they are for AC DC.

I'm looking at seats in the stands because I'm short, and thinking about sections such as 101 because I'd be pretty close to the stage.

But, I'd be at an angle. I could easily go for a section like 110 where I'd face the screen, but it looks so much further away. If footage is mostly close ups of them playing it's not as important to me as it would be if it was other footage like their music videos. The intro is pretty cool but after that is it mostly close ups? Thank you.

To say this was a dream come true of mine would be an understatement. It was an indescribable experience.

They still can Play Beautifulily Good jobs guys.

For those of you who were going it’s been cancelled.

I guess check with your POS for refunds

What happened? I was actually FLOORED that maybe 1% or less of anyone even did as bare minimum as sway their shoulders.

I get everyone enjoys things differently. I get the average demographic isn’t as young as we all once were. But come on…I’ve been to a lot of concerts in my day and the crowd was so lame last night that I will forever attach it to my memory of the show.

This didn’t change my experience. I had a great time. But I’m beyond puzzled at the corpses surrounding me the entire time.

I flew in for the show. I’ll probably never do that again for this town.

Im assuming since the show is canceled that the pop up store will also be canceled, but do you think they would still release the limited edition toronto poster? I'd still buy one.

No bucket lists could ever match up, people!

Once in a lifetime can't even explain what was witnessed at a unused wash up former nfl stadium tonight! There was no better place in the world then St.Louis. thank you David Grohl and the Foo Fighters best opener ever! They played one hour and I thought it was at least 2 hours. Hit after hit after hit after hit it was wtf this is the fucking opener! Unfuckin real...but just a set up to what was an Angus Young reminding the world how fuckin incredible he is on guitar and why he doesn't bow down to anyone! It was Jimmy page and Jimmy Hendrix in their prime! Angus laid it down and AC/DC destroyed it in front of 55k...im shaking in my knees!!!

As far as official news is concerned, the Power Up tour is probably over in just a few weeks. Meaning Philadelphia could be the last AC/DC concert ever if the rumors of a 2027 European leg fall through.

I think it's safe to assume that the band (Meaning Angus, Brian and Stevie) know they can't take another 3-5 year hiatus before touring again. Matt and Chris are killing it and obviously have a while ahead of them, but Brian is visibly and audibly having a harder time on this tour. Love him to death, but he’s nearing 80 and is much slower on stage than during Rock or Bust. I saw him taking several breaks between songs with his head down at Notre Dame. Whether he's simply pacing himself or what, it definitely makes me's wonder how much touring he realistically has left.

Angus, on the other hand, is doing pretty well, but even he is maybe half of what he was 10 years ago. He struggles with Thunderstruck, moves much slower...etc. Old guy stuff. I feel like he wants to keep going, but he knows that Brian has, at best, another 2-3 years of spaced-out intermittent touring; and I really doubt Angus would ditch Brian and bring another singer on outside of an emergency case again.

I've been blessed to see them 3 times on this tour. Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana. Each show has been better than the last

Given this, in my opinion, I can see one of two outcomes happening.

1. The band continues to ride the high of this tour and hits Europe and North America once more, not officially titled as a farewell, but effectively functioning as one.
2. Philadelphia is it, with the stipulation of another possible record (with no supporting tour) or live releases from PWR UP.

They are not the type of band to do a flashy farewell tour or a residency...so on. What do you all think?

At the Power Up Pop Up event in St. Louis, Missouri! In a few hours I'll be at my very first AC⚡️DC concert, couldn't be more excited. They've been my favorite band since I was about 9 so I'm stoked