AC/DC ANNOUNCE NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES
North American dates for AC/DC’s Rock or Bust World have been announced.
The North American dates kick off on August 22nd in Foxborough, MA at Gillette Stadium and runthrough September 28th in Los Angeles, CA at Dodger Stadium (see below for full list of dates and on-sale information). Tickets available via Ticketmaster. Previously announced European dates on the Rock or Bust World Tour begin May 5th in Holland and run through late July.
August 22 – Foxborough, MA Gillette Stadium – On Sale February 16th
August 26 – E. Rutherford, NJ MetLife Stadium – On Sale February 16th
August 28 – Quebec City, ON Plains Of Abraham – On Sale February 16th
August 31 – Montreal, QC Olympic Stadium – On Sale February 16th
September 3 – Ottawa, ON TD Place – On Sale February 16th
September 5 – Moncton, NB Magnetic Hill – On Sale February 16th
September 8 – Detroit, MI Ford Field – On Sale February 16th
September 10 – Toronto, ON Downsview Park – On Sale February 16th
September 15 – Chicago, IL Wrigley Field – On Sale February 16th
September 20 – Edmonton, AL Commonwealth Stadium – On Sale February 16th
September 22 – Vancouver, BC BC Place – On Sale February 16th
September 25 – San Francisco, CA AT&T Park – On Sale February 15th
September 28 – Los Angeles, CA Dodger Stadium – On Sale February 16th
Based upon the band picture above, that AC/DC had posted on their site, it would be a safe bet that Chris Slade, who joined them for their performance at the Grammys Adwards, will be their touring drummer as well.
For all information about AC/DC, please visit acdc.com/us/.
August 26th, Metlife Stadium, we’re gonna “Rock The House”, AC/DC style! 😉
Totally pumped to catch this on the first night, 10 minutes from my house. Totally not pumped if the opening acts according to Ticketmaster are correct: Tim McGraw, Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, Jake Owen. If topping Judas Priest for the “worst opener(s) ever” award (Steel Panther) was their goal-mission accomplished!
Should be Airbourne since Priest didn’t have them open for them.
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I agree Dana, it should be Airbourne! Never heard of those others, and don’t want to! 🙂
Dana, that is a good choice as well. I certainly can’t argue with that.
I was guessing Airbourne would be coming off the road this year to start work on a new album but they announced a bunch of tour dates for this year. So they’re still out there on tour. If they were to open for AC/DC then the US might finally wake up and discover how great Airbourne is. Plus, they are #1 on my list of bands I haven’t seen live. An AC/DC and Airbourne tour would be a dream come true!
Me too James,
But it seems like they hardly ever tour in the States, and if they do, they usually only play festivals.
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Nothing near me either. But be patient, it’s only the beginning. This tour is in HUGE demand so I’m sure promoters will milk it for all they can.
Bands this old are not going to do many shows. If you really want to see AC/DC many are going to have to take a road trip
If these dates turn out to be it for the tour, then it looks like I may have to get over my incredible fear of flying and book a flight to a show. The Foxborough and E. Rutherford shows are close to my birthday, so maybe one of those shows could be my birthday present to myself as long as I don’t freak out on the plane!
Interesting…… 7 Canadian dates…….6 US dates….