POWER UP Tour Seat Views

Find the best seats for AC/DC’s POWER UP Tour 2026

The POWER UP Tour brought AC/DC back to North American stadiums for 18 shows in 18 venues between 11 July and 29 September 2026. The range of rooms is the unusual thing about this run: it goes from Ohio Stadium at 102,780 down to Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg at 32,343, with an open-air park site in Montreal and a purpose-built concert stadium in Toronto in between. In a stadium the seat matters more than anywhere else — the difference between a lower sideline and an upper corner is the difference between watching a person and watching a screen — and an interactive seating chart with a real panoramic view from each section lets you compare tiers, corners and rows before you buy.

The North American run opened at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on 11 July and worked through the Midwest and South — Ohio Stadium, Camp Randall, the Alamodome, Empower Field — before the western swing through Allegiant Stadium and Levi’s Stadium and up into Canada for Edmonton and Vancouver. After a two-week break it resumed at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta and NRG Stadium in Houston, then ran Notre Dame, St. Louis, Montreal, Toronto and Winnipeg, closing with MetLife Stadium on 25 September and Lincoln Financial Field on 29 September. Eighteen shows, eighteen venues, no city played twice. The Pretty Reckless open throughout; Foo Fighters join for the St. Louis night only.

Frequently asked questions

How can I see the view from my seat at an AC/DC concert?

Pick your venue on this page and click any section of its interactive seating chart: where 3D views exist, a real panoramic view from that section opens instantly, so you know what you'll see from it. 14 of the 18 venues on this run have 3D views; the four Canadian dates have no panoramic coverage yet and are listed as coming soon.

Where is AC/DC playing in North America in 2026?

The POWER UP Tour is 18 shows in 18 venues, from Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on 11 July to Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on 29 September. Thirteen shows are in the United States and five in Canada, and no city is played twice.

Which is the biggest venue on the tour, and which the smallest?

Ohio Stadium in Columbus is the largest at 102,780, and Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg the smallest at 32,343 — barely a third of it. Winnipeg was also the late addition to the run, going on sale in March 2026, months after the rest.

Is this an official AC/DC tour website?

No — this is an independent seat-view guide built with 3D Digital Venue technology. It is not affiliated with AC/DC, Live Nation or any venue, and it does not sell tickets.