AC/DC Tickets – ACDC Tour and Tickets Info
AC/DC Tour
AC/DC (aka ACDC or AC DC) are coming back to the U.S. to do another North American leg of their Black Ice World Tour! Fortunately, we have cheap tickets for this tour! The Black Ice Tour is an exciting event, as it marks the first worldwide AC/DC tour since 2001. There are nine dates scheduled so far for the new North American leg. This leg is scheduled to start in Foxborough, MA on July 28th. Don’t hesitate to buy your ACDC tickets. You can find all our AC/DC tickets by looking at the listings below. As a trusted Ticket Network affiliate, Cheap Tickets Monster offers the best prices on sold out AC/DC tickets. And we’re not just saying that either – MarketWatch.com recently put out an article showing that fans can get AC/DC tickets nearly $80 cheaper (per ticket) when they buy their tickets through a Ticket Network merchant as opposed to other AC/DC ticket sellers.
AC/DC tickets
Update: As many AC/DC fans know, AC/DC tickets have sold out at venues all across the U.S. Due to these record ticket sales, AC/DC has added tour dates to their 2008-2009 tour. Now you can buy AC/DC tickets for the following cities:
- AC/DC in Fort Lauderdale tickets — 12/20
- AC/DC in Tampa tickets — 12/21
- AC/DC in Cleveland tickets — 1/5
- AC/DC in Pittsburgh tickets — 1/7
- AC/DC in Toronto tickets — 1/9
- AC/DC in St. Louis tickets — 1/13
- AC/DC in Omaha tickets — 1/15
- AC/DC in Fargo tickets — 1/17
- AC/DC in St. Paul tickets — 1/19
- AC/DC in Kansas City tickets — 1/21
- AC/DC in Dallas tickets — 1/23
- AC/DC in Tulsa tickets — 1/26
- AC/DC in North Little Rock tickets — 1/28
- AC/DC in Memphis tickets — 1/30
- AC/DC in Nashville tickets — 1/31
Facts About AC/DC and AC DC Tours
- The name “ACDC” was created after guitarist Malcolm Young saw “AC/DC” on the back of his sister’s sewing machine. It stands for “alternating current/direct current.”
- In 1976, AC/DC rose to international success and toured throughout Europe. The band opened for acts such as Kiss, Blue Oyster Cult and Aerosmith.
- In 1988, AC/DC was regaining popularity after a decline in commercial success. They embarked on the Blow Up Your Video Tour that February. Soon after, however, guitarist Malcolm Young decided to take time off of touring to recover from his alcoholism.
- AC/DC came in second on Australia’s list of highest earning entertainers in 2005. They also came in sixth in 2006, even though they hadn’t toured since 2003 or released an album since 2000.
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