AC/DC had been retaining us on tenterhooks over the past week – the band had been sharing a countdown to an imminent announcement throughout their social media channels, with followers speculating it was for a brand new tour or album.

Formally revealed right this moment, the Australian rock group will certainly be heading out on a Energy Up tour throughout Europe from Might by to August this yr. Alongside the best way, they’ll make two stops within the UK at London’s Wembley Stadium, and in addition at Eire’s Dublin Croke Park.

Along with the thrilling tour announcement, it has additionally been confirmed that Chris Chaney, former bassist for Jane’s Habit, might be filling in for Cliff Williams. Alongside him might be vocalist Brian Johnson with Angus Younger, Stevie Younger, and Matt Laug, who first joined the band at 2023’s Energy Journey pageant.

Williams initially retired from the band on the finish of the Rock Or Bust tour in 2016, however returned on the recording of 2020’s Energy Up. Chaney was additionally a member of Alanis Morissette’s touring and recording band for six years, and in addition fashioned a part of Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders.

“We’re thrilled to lastly announce the POWER UP European Tour. Angus, Brian, Stevie, and Matt might be joined by Chris Chaney to hold the torch for Cliff,” the band writes on-line.

“The tour will see us play reveals throughout Germany, Italy, Spain, The Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, England, Slovakia, Belgium, France and Eire this Summer season. We will’t wait to see you all on the market.”

Tickets go on sale at 10am native time on 16 February. View the complete checklist of tour dates beneath:

• 7 Might – Gelsenkirchen Veltins Enviornment, Germany
• 21 Might – Gelsenkirchen Veltins Enviornment, Germany
• 25 Might – Reggio Emilia RCF Enviornment, Italy
• 29 Might – Seville La Cartuja Stadium, Spain
• 5 Jun – Amsterdam Johan Cruyff Enviornment, The Netherlands
• 9 Jun – Munich Olympic Stadium, Germany
• 12 Jun – Munich Olympic Stadium, Germany
• 16 Jun – Dresden Messe, Germany
• 23 Jun – Vienna Ernst Happel Stadium, Austria
• 26 Jun – Vienna Ernst Happel Stadium, Austria
• 29 Jun – Zurich Letzigrund Stadium, Switzerland
• 3 Jul – London Wembley Stadium, UK
• 7 Jul – London Wembley Stadium, UK
• 13 Jul – Hockenheim Ring, Germany
• 17 Jul – Stuttgart Wasen, Germany
• 21 Jul – Bratislava Outdated Airport, Slovakia
• 27 Jul – Nuremberg Zeppelinfeld, Germany
• 31 Jul – Hannover Messe, Germany
• 9 Aug – Dessel Festivalpark Stenehei, Belgium
• 13 Aug – Paris Hippodrome, France
• 17 Aug – Dublin Croke Park, Eire

Discover out extra over on the official web site of AC/DC.