Foo Fighters will be a part of AC/DC for his or her rescheduled efficiency within the New York space.
The live performance will happen this Friday, Oct. 2, at MetLife Stadium. The present had initially been deliberate for Sept. 25, however a robust nor’easter storm prompted widespread occasion cancellations throughout the East Coast.
“This resolution [to postpone] was made by Public Security authorities in session with climate specialists to prioritize the protection of followers and all these concerned within the present,” live performance organizers stated on the time, earlier than later asserting AC/DC’s rescheduled date. Now, previously pissed off ticketholders will get a bonus Rock & Roll Corridor of Fame act on the invoice.
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“Let there be rock,” proclaimed a social media publish from Foo Fighters, asserting their addition to the live performance. “See you October 2nd with AC/DC!!”
AC/DC’s Wild 2026 Tour
This may mark the second time Dave Grohl and firm has opened for AC/DC this 12 months. Earlier this month, the Foo Fighters performed with Australian legends throughout their cease in St. Louis. On the time, it was billed as a one-night-only event, however destiny had different plans (with a bit assist from mom nature). The Oct. 2 present would be the last efficiency of AC/DC’s 2027 North American leg of the Energy Up tour.
AC/DC has handled quite a lot of wild incidents throughout their 2026 North American run. Apart from the postponed MetLife stadium present, the arduous rock icons needed to cancel a efficiency in Toronto after a “100-year storm” prompted main injury to Rogers Stadium, rendering it unfit to host a live performance. Earlier within the trek, frontman Brian Johnson narrowly averted severe damage when one in every of AC/DC’s prop cannons practically fell on him throughout a efficiency in Las Vegas.
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