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\n\tIt\u2019s a long way to the top if you want a career worthy of a pop-up shop, at least if you\u2019re AC\/DC<\/a>. The band, now in its 53rd year, announced on Tuesday that each stop of its upcoming Power Up <\/em>tour<\/a> will feature its own store. The shops, which will open a day before the show, will offer exclusive merch including apparel, accessories, posters, limited-edition items, and pieces created specifically for the pop-up, according to the band. (Aside: Imagine the double-entendres Bon Scott would come up with for words \u201cpop-up\u201d alone.)<\/p>\n \n\tThe shops will reflect the locale and offer \u201cAC\/DC-themed food and drink menus.\u201d Some locations will also feature performances by the local School of Rock house band and local radio broadcasts.<\/p>\n \n\tThe band is offering advance access to 100 fans in each city, with full details on a bespoke website<\/a>. The pop-up shops are also offering giveaways like tickets and prize packs, VIP bags, event shirts, and other prizes. Fans will also be able to take photos next to a replica of one of Angus Young\u2019s guitars<\/a> and enter for a chance to win the instrument, which Young will sign when the tour is over. Attendees can also enter to win an AC\/DC pinball machine.<\/p>\n \n\tAC\/DC have said that the upcoming run of shows will be the last North American leg of the Power Up <\/em>tour. They\u2019re touring in support of their 2020 album, Power Up<\/em>, which Rolling Stone <\/em>praised for its authenticity in a review<\/a>. \u201cNo matter what they\u2019ve gone through, they can only be themselves,\u201d the magazine wrote.<\/p>\n