AC/DC will also headline the bp Adelaide Grand Final supercars event, expected to attract 250,000 attendees alongside performers like Lenny Kravitz and Jet.

The tour supports their 2020 album, Power Up, which has been a commercial success, contributing to the band's legacy.

Ticketek advised fans to disable VPNs and browser extensions during the purchasing process to avoid being flagged as bots.

Despite the record sales, some fans faced issues such as being booted back to the queue during payment attempts.

This record-breaking ticket sales event reflects a broader trend, with two million Australians purchasing tickets over the summer, marking the highest live event sales in nearly a decade.

Cameron Hoy, Head of Global Ticketing at Ticketek, expressed pride in the team's efforts that led to this remarkable achievement.

AC/DC's upcoming Australian tour has shattered records, selling over 320,000 tickets on June 26, 2025, marking the largest on-sale day in Ticketek's history.

This surge in demand follows the band's decade-long absence from Australian stadiums, as they opted for a general sale to give all fans equal access to tickets.

The tour will be AC/DC's first performance in Australia since December 2015, during the Rock Or Bust World Tour.

The Power Up Tour will feature eight shows across five major cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide, with additional dates added due to overwhelming demand.

Australian rock band Amyl and the Sniffers will support AC/DC on this tour, serving as the opening act.

Concerts are scheduled at major venues, including the Melbourne Cricket Ground and Sydney's Accor Stadium, with two shows planned in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.