Brian Johnson of AC/DC performs live on stage.

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AC/DC is bringing the band's PWR/UP pop-ups to North America. On Tuesday, June 23, the band shared the news that their PWR/UP pop-ups will be open in every single city of the group's 2026 North American stadium tour, offering fans one more way to be part of the excitement.

The pop-ups give fans a "dedicated place to gather, get PWRD/UP, and celebrate one of the most acclaimed and enduring live bands in rock and roll," according to a press release provided to Newsweek.

"Each location will feature exclusive pop-up merchandise, AC/DC-themed food and drink, iconic props, custom visuals, interactive photo moments, ticket giveaways, PWR/UP Fan Preview events and the opportunity to enter to win a guitar signed by Angus Young," the release adds.

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Brian Johnson of AC/DC performs live on stage.

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AC/DC are currently out on their PWR/UP world tour, which takes its name from AC/DC's 2020 album, which hit No. 1 in an impressive 21 countries. The tour started with AC/DC's appearance at Power Trip in California in 2023 and has gone on to sell out stadiums and arenas across four continents.

As for the PWR/UP pop-ups, find locations, hours, menus, giveaways, merchandise updates and more at the band's tour page on their official website.

AC/DC brings the Power Up tour back to North America staring with a July 11 date in Charlotte, North Carolina. The band has tour dates running through Sept. 29 in Philadelphia.

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In other news, the Power Up tour as landed at No. 4 on Pollstar's 2026 midyear touring charts. Thanks to the European leg of the Power Up tour, the band has made nearly $120.3 million in 2026 alone.

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