AC/DC is back on tour for the first time in nine years, and they’ll be shaking Gillette Stadium all night long (or at least until around 11 p.m.) when they perform there in May. The 2025 Power Up North America Tour,

Still rocking the schoolboy uniform ahead of his 70th birthday, Angus Young will see if his old band AC/DC can still pass the test with American audiences starting in Minneapolis.

Hall-of-fame rock band AC/DC announced plans for a 2025 U.S. tour, which will be the band’s first tour in the country in nine years. The 2025 Power Up North American Tour will kick off April 10 in Minneapolis and continue through May 28 in Cleveland.

AC/DC last played at Ford Field in September 2015 as part of its "Rock or Bust World Tour." The group also performed at the Palace of Auburn Hills in September 2016, with Guns N' Roses' Axl Rose filling in for vocalist Brian Johnson, who departed the band because of hearing issues.

AC/DC will perform at Huntington Bank Stadium in May 2025. Here, singer Brian Johnson and lead guitarist Angus Young of AC/DC perform on stage at the sold-out Veltins-Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Germany at the start of their Europe Power Up tour on Friday, May 17, 2024. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner) AP

AC/DC has announced a 2025 tour that includes one stop in Pennsylvania. In this file photo, Angus Young, the co-founder and only original member remaining, performs at the Olympic Stadium in London, Saturday, June 4, 2016. Mark Allan/Invision/AP

FOXBORO - AC/DC will shake Gillette Stadium all night long next year. The Australian rock band announced Monday that its North American "Power Up Tour 2025" is coming to Foxboro, Massachusetts on May 4.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame-inducted band will perform in 13 stadiums coast-to-coast next spring, including a stop at the home of the New England Patriots.

The group will headline 13 stadiums next spring, hitting Minneapolis, Pasadena, Vancouver, Las Vegas, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Nashville, Chicago and Cleveland.

Legendary rock band AC/DC is bringing their "Power Up North American Tour" to Pittsburgh in 2025. This will be AC/DC's first tour in nine years, and the group plans to perform at 13 stadiums across the United States.

Rock ‘N’ Roll band, AC/DC, is set to perform at Raymond James Stadium this spring. For the first time in nine years, the band is back on the road, making 13 stops across the U.S. for their 2025 Power Up North American Tour.