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AC\/DC<\/a> will return to their home country of Australia for five shows this winter.<\/p>\n The tour kicks off Nov. 12 in Melbourne and is currently set to conclude Dec. 14 in Brisbane. Except for the four-day turnaround between Adelaide and Perth, there are at least 9 days between each show, suggesting that there’s room for additional dates to be added.<\/p>\n The legendary hard rock band formed in Sydney in 1973, performing their first show on New Year’s Eve at a club named Chequers<\/a>. (Oddly enough, Journey<\/a> performed their first show that same day, about 7,400 miles away in San Francisco.)<\/p>\n The upcoming dates will be the first time AC\/DC have visited their home country since they performed 11 shows in Australia and New Zealand in November and December 2015 on the Rock or Bust tour.<\/p>\n Read More: Top 5 AC\/DC Concert Opening Songs<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n On May 28, AC\/DC concluded a 13-date North American tour with a packed show at Cleveland’s Huntington Bank Field<\/a>. On June 26 they will launch a 15-date tour of Europe that is scheduled to conclude on Aug. 21 in Edinburgh, Scotland.<\/p>\n Founding lead guitarist Angus Young<\/a> and longtime vocalist Brian Johnson are joined by rhythm guitarist Stevie Young, bassist Chris Chaney and drummer Matt Laug in AC\/DC’s current touring lineup.<\/p>\n AC\/DC’s most recent studio album, Power Up<\/em>, was released in 2020. You can get complete show and ticket information at their official website<\/a>.<\/p>\n AC\/DC 2025 Australian Tour Dates:<\/strong><\/p>\n Nov. 12: Melbourne – Melbourne Cricket Ground These Aussies are nothing if not consistent.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Bryan Rolli<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Nov. 21: Sydney – Accor Stadium
Nov. 30: Adelaide – Adelaide Grand Final
Dec. 4: Perth: Optus Stadium
Dec. 14: Brisbane – Suncorp Stadium<\/p>\nAC\/DC Live Albums Ranked Worst to Best<\/h2>\n