AC/DC have successfully navigated the music industry for over five decades, continually surprising fans and skeptics alike. On Monday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, during the second night of their North American Power Up Tour, they showcased their enduring prowess once again.

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The legendary rock band, now in their seventies, delivered an astonishingly energetic two-hour performance featuring the same setlist of 21 songs as their opening night in Minneapolis. They left an audience of 80,000 fans in a state of exhilaration and awe—a fitting tribute considering the venue’s connection to the Dallas Cowboys, whose cheerleaders famously dance to the iconic 1990 hit at every game.

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The concert was a thunderous triumph that felt even more remarkable given the challenges AC/DC has faced over the years, especially as they approach 2025.

The 2016 Rock or Bust Tour ended with Axl Rose stepping in for Brian Johnson, who was struggling with hearing issues, giving the tour an air of finality. This feeling was compounded by the tragic loss of Malcolm Young the following year. The 2020 release of the unifying album Power Up was like a roaring beast awakening from a long slumber, yet AC/DC didn’t return to perform live until late 2023 at the Power Trip festival. That performance felt miraculous, leading fans to wonder if the band—especially Johnson—could endure the demands of a full-world tour.

The answer to that concern is a resounding “yes.” AC/DC has proven that they can still deliver an unparalleled, high-voltage stadium rock experience, and they are improving with every tour stop, delighting their critics and fans alike.

At the age of 70, Angus Young showcased his legendary stage presence, energetically stomping and shimmying down the catwalk with the same electrifying passion he had in his youth. His guitar solo for “You Shook Me All Night Long” was delivered with remarkable precision, and the audience erupted in wild applause when he performed on a raised platform during the exuberant and flamboyant “Let There Be Rock.”

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Meanwhile, Johnson seems to absorb the energy from every audience, channeling it into his performance. Throughout the band’s 2024 European tour, he shook off any vocal rust, and by Monday, his voice was nothing short of powerful. He unleashed a feral scream during “Highway to Hell” and “For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)”, and offered a gritty rendition of “Sin City.” While some vocal challenges are to be expected at 77, Johnson has cleverly adapted his technique to tackle the most demanding parts of their songs—when he needed assistance, he had the enthusiastic support of 80,000 screaming fans ready to back him up.

This is the timeless magic of an AC/DC concert. It remains a unique outing with friends, embodying the vibrant, life-affirming essence of rock ‘n’ roll. It’s clear we should never underestimate them at this stage—perhaps they’ll return to Dallas in a couple of years. Yet, if the Power Up Tour turns out to be their final act, it will be celebrated as a magnificent display of energy and glory from one of rock’s most resilient forces.