AC/DC Set to Rock the MCG in a Long-Awaited Return to Melbourne
Imagine this — the electrifying sound of guitar riffs echoing through the massive Melbourne Cricket Ground, the iconic venue packed with fans, all roaring in unison. Yes, it’s true — legendary Australian rock band AC/DC is making a spectacular return to Melbourne for the first time in over a decade. And where better to make this grand comeback than at the iconic MCG?
This isn’t just another concert announcement. It’s a moment for the history books. The news broke through 3AW’s famous “Rumour File,” and it’s now confirmed: AC/DC will take the stage at the MCG this November — not for one, but two powerful nights of pure rock ‘n’ roll. The Melbourne Cricket Ground, which famously hosted Taylor Swift’s record-breaking concerts just last year, is gearing up to shake again — but this time, it’s going to be all about thunder, guitars, and that unmistakable AC/DC energy.
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For fans, this return is monumental. It’s been more than ten years since the band performed in Melbourne. To say anticipation is high would be a serious understatement. The MCG, with its 100,000-seat capacity, is one of the only venues that could handle the sheer scale of such an event — both in terms of sound and the size of the crowd expected to pour in from all over Australia and beyond.
AC/DC isn’t just a band — they’re an institution in Australian music and global rock culture. From "Back in Black" to "Highway to Hell," their music has transcended generations, and this upcoming event proves that their flame still burns as fiercely as ever. Fans, both old-school rockers and new listeners discovering their magic, are counting down the days until those iconic chords blast through the air at the MCG.
So if you’re in Melbourne — or even if you’re not — get ready. November is going to be loud, electric, and unforgettable. AC/DC is coming home, and the city is about to witness rock history once again.
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