For more than five decades, AC/DC has consistently defied expectations, and they proved this once again on Monday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas during the second night of their highly anticipated North American Power Up Tour.

Below, you can explore exclusive photographs capturing the electrifying moments from this unforgettable show.

The legendary rock band, now in their seventies, performed a powerful 21-song set, mirroring their opening night in Minneapolis. Their relentless two-hour performance left an audience of 80,000 fans utterly shell-shocked and thunderstruck— a fitting tribute in the home of the Dallas Cowboys, where the iconic cheer squad pumps up the crowd to their classic 1990 hit.

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The concert was an ear-splitting triumph that feels even more remarkable given the improbability of AC/DC still being active in 2025. Their 2016 Rock or Bust Tour, which concluded with Axl Rose stepping in for a hearing-impaired Brian Johnson, felt like a farewell, especially after the passing of Malcolm Young the following year. However, the 2020 release of their revitalizing album Power Up rejuvenated their sound, yet it wasn’t until late 2023 that AC/DC returned to the stage for the Power Trip festival. That performance felt miraculous, raising questions about whether the band—especially Johnson—could endure the demands of a full world tour.

Unquestionably, the answer is an emphatic “yes.” AC/DC not only continues to deliver their unparalleled, electrifying stadium rock spectacle, but they are also improving with each tour stop, delightfully proving their skeptics wrong.

At the age of 70, Angus Young showcased an infectious energy as he stomped and shimmied down the catwalk, reminiscent of his youthful exuberance. He played the solo to "You Shook Me All Night Long" with remarkable precision, inciting a roaring wave of applause from the audience when he performed on a raised platform during the flamboyant and exhilarating “Let There Be Rock.”

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Meanwhile, Brian Johnson seems to draw energy from the enthusiastic crowd. After shaking off the rust during the band’s 2024 European tour, his voice resonated with powerful clarity on Monday night. He unleashed a feral howl during “Highway to Hell” and "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)", delivering a raw, gritty rendition of “Sin City.” While some vocal wear is inevitable at 77, Johnson has ingeniously adapted to overcome the toughest singing challenges— and when he needed support, he had 80,000 ardent fans ready to help.

This is the timeless allure of an AC/DC concert. It remains a unique night out with friends, embodying the communal and life-affirming essence of rock ‘n’ roll. We should never underestimate their resilience at this point—who knows, they might grace Dallas again in a few years. However, if the Power Up Tour turns out to be their final curtain call, it will undoubtedly be cherished as a spectacular display of fire and glory from one of the most tenacious forces in rock music.