How To Score Tickets To AC/DC's 'PWR UP' 2025 Australian Tour

This morning, the tour announcement we’ve all been waiting for finally arrived: AC/DC. Live in Australia this November and December.

Starting at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Wednesday, 12 November, the band’s stadium run continues at Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Friday, 21 November, the bp Adelaide Grand Final on Sunday, 30 November, Perth’s Optus Stadium on Thursday, 4 December, and Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium on Sunday, 14 December.

AC/DC will be joined by special guests Amyl And The Sniffers on all shows. With plenty of space between dates and what we expect to be high demand, we wouldn’t be surprised to see additional shows announced for this tour. Here’s what you need to know about scoring tickets to AC/DC’s 2025 Australian tour.

When Tickets Go On Sale

AC/DC’s 2025 Australian tour tickets will be available this Thursday, 26 June. To avoid crashes when fans are trying to access tickets, timings for each city will be staggered like so:

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Sydney – 9 am via Ticketek (AEST)
Adelaide – 10 am via Ticketmaster (ACST)
Brisbane – 11 am via Ticketek (AEST)
Melbourne – 1 pm via Ticketek (AEST)
Perth – 1 pm via Ticketek (AWST)

Ticket Prices

Ticket prices for the upcoming tour will range from:

GA Front Standing - $305.75

GA Rear Standing - $203.80

Ultimate A-Reserve Seating - $407.70

A-Reserve Seating - $203.80

B-Reserve Seating - $132.45

TICKET LIMIT: Eight per transaction

Where To Access Tickets After Purchase

The Ticketek and Ticketmaster apps will allow you to download tickets to your Apple/Google Wallet and view your tickets, but the barcode will be inaccessible until closer to the shows.

Age Restrictions

AC/DC’s PWR UP tour is all ages. Check the acdc.ticketek.com.au website for more information.

Extra Tips:

The Ticketek lounge will open an hour before tickets go on sale this week; Ticketek encourages punters to log on half an hour before the on-sale time.

Make sure you know your password for Ticketek or Ticketmaster. Log in to ensure all details are up to date, or create a new account.

Use one device and don’t open multiple tabs while trying to access tickets on Thursday. Trying to use various devices could get you mistaken for a bot and get you kicked out of the queue, while having more than one tab open in the queue will cause you to lose your place.

Visit the TEG Van Edmond, acdc.ticketek.com.au, and Ticketmaster websites for more information before tickets go on sale this Thursday.