AC/DC, the iconic Australian rock band, is returning to Argentina for the first time in over 16 years, having last performed in December 2009. Their upcoming concerts on March 23, 27, and 31 will take place at the famous River Plate Stadium, part of their Power Up Tour, which has included shows across Europe, the United States, and Australia. The excitement among Argentine fans has been palpable, as the band is expected to draw large crowds, eager to witness the legendary group's high-energy performance.

Opening for AC/DC will be The Pretty Reckless, an American hard rock band led by Taylor Momsen, who has also gained fame for her roles on television and in film. The collaboration adds an extra layer of anticipation for concertgoers, combining classic rock with modern influences. The concerts will be a fantastic opportunity for both long-time fans and new listeners to experience the electrifying atmosphere that AC/DC is known for, especially given the long wait since their last appearance in the country.

The band's latest tour is rooted in their recent album, Power Up, which is dedicated to late guitarist Malcolm Young, a founding member whose legacy continues to resonate with audiences. This album signifies a triumphant return for the band after a period of uncertainty following Young's passing in 2017. With a song list likely to include many of their classic hits as well as new tunes, these performances are expected to be memorable milestones in the history of live music in Argentina.