AC DC Tickets, Tour Dates & Concerts 2025

I went to Back in Black tour in Birmingham and black ice in Amsterdam then rock or bust in Glasgow, it was great. The support act, Vintage Trouble were good, better than expected and the whole atmosphere was the best! We all sang along and the stadium was buzzing! All the best AC/DC songs and I could not hope for better. Only problem was transport after, absolute nightmare, like the city had shut. Roll on next tour ( last one )

Saw AC/DC for the first time on the Black Ice tour. We flew to Sofia Bulgaria for the opening show of the final leg of the tour and what sadly turned out to be the last ever shows with original founding member Mal Young.

Sat on the pitch of the famed Vasil Levski football stadium basking in the warm Bulgarian sun we shared many beers and chatted with fans as we awaited the big show.
By 8pm the atmosphere was electric, not just because one of the biggest bands in the world were about to start but also as it transpired because this was the first time AC/DC had ever played in Bulgaria. Around 8.45 the video screens light and the huge speaker banks rumble. An animated video of Angus driving a train serves as the initial build up for what we can all assume will be new single Rock n Roll Train. As a life size steam engine blasts through the stage leaving our mouths a gasp our predictions proved well founded.

What follows is a blistering 2 and a half hour set filled with all the biggest hits. You Shook Me All Night Long, TNT, Highway To Hell are all performed in the flawless way one expects from Australia's greatest export. As loved by audiences their hits are the now famous stage sets have grown to meet equal rapture and delight. From Hells Bells giant bell swinging from the rafters to the much loved 50 foot inflatable Rosie who provides (as if it were needed)a highly amusing visual interpretation of the songs heroin.

Angus continues to provide guitar solos that Hendrix would be proud to call his own and accompanied by Brian Johnson's inimitable rasp it seems this band is impervious to age.
The show ends as usual with For Those About To Rock (We Salute You). A call to arms for rock fans of any age, sex and nationality. Accompanied of course with the now obligatory cannons which high above the gargantuan stage structure fire pyro illuminating the night sky.

All in all I would have to say AC