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AC/DC concludes Power Up tour with Dave Grohl appearance

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AC/DC concluded their ‘Power Up’ tour with a performance at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Friday, October 2, 2026. The event, which had been postponed from late September due to a nor’easter, featured the Foo Fighters as the opening act. A highlight of the final show occurred when Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl joined AC/DC on stage to perform ‘Highway to Hell’. Following an introduction by vocalist Brian Johnson, Grohl provided guitar and backing vocals alongside Johnson and Angus Young. Grohl noted that performing with the band was a “lifelong dream” inspired by watching their 1980 concert film, ‘Let There Be Rock’, at age 11. In a subsequent interview with the New Zealand radio station The Rock, Grohl revealed he ~~broke down in tears immediately~~ was overcome with emotion after the ~~performance, describing~~ collaboration. He described the experience as ~~one of~~ a “full-circle moment” and stated that he “walked off stage and broke down in tears, sobbing like a baby” while his wife watched from the ~~most significant moments~~ side of the stage. Grohl also remarked that AC/DC provided the loudest stage he has ever performed on in his ~~life.~~ career. The tour’s conclusion has intensified speculation regarding the band’s future. While a social media post in June mentioned they would ‘power up one last time’, it remains uncertain if this signaled the end of the current tour or the band’s entire touring career. Adding to this ambiguity, Brian Johnson addressed the crowd at the end of the night to thank them and suggested a farewell, saying, “We hope we'll see you again,” leaving the group’s future performance plans unclear.

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