Stevie Young, the 69-year-old guitarist of the legendary Australian rock band AC/DC, was admitted to the Sanatorio Mater Dei in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Thursday, March 19, 2026, after feeling unwell upon the band's arrival in the city as part of their 'Power Up' tour. The hospitalization was described as precautionary, and a statement confirmed that Young is undergoing a comprehensive series of medical tests. His health condition has been characterized as stable, and his spirits are reportedly high, indicating his eagerness to return to performance soon.

Despite his hospitalization, the band’s concert schedule in Buenos Aires is not expected to be affected. AC/DC is set to perform three shows at the Estadio Monumental (River Plate) on March 23, 27, and 31, 2026. Young is anticipated to participate in the shows, starting with the first concert on Monday, March 23. This news brings a sense of relief to fans who were concerned about the band's tour plans and Young's health.

The fact that Young's health is stable and that he feels positive about resuming his performance emphasizes the resilience of musicians on tour. AC/DC's legacy and their ability to rally through health challenges highlight the strong bond between the band members and their dedication to their fans. Young's continued participation is crucial not only for the upcoming concerts but also for maintaining the band's energy and legacy on stage, especially given AC/DC's long history in the rock music scene.