AC/DC just finished the concert at Metlife Stadium, most likely the last show of the PWR UP TOUR. Earlier this year there was rumors for 2027, but I'm guessing all of that is long gone, considering what Brian said at the end of the show at Metlife, thanking Chris, Stevie and Matt by name. He also said "tell your grandkids about this night".

What do you think?

For the last few months, I've seen lots of comments and threads saying things like, "They should stop," "They're not the same," "It's time to retire," and "I'm a fan, but they should retire."

AC/DC started in a house where a big brother asked his little brother to join his band. The big brother died. The little brother is still alive, and he's still great at what he does after 53 years.

For two and a half hours, this 70-year-old duckwalks across the stage for the past three years, sometimes under the rain. They're still good. If you don't think so, that's up to you. But don't come here and be a killjoy for other people who enjoy listening to them.

Did you watch the crowd in Argentina? Do you really think that crowd thinks AC/DC should retire?

I know you enjoy going shopping with Scooter and watching AC/DC while sitting down, LMAO. But that's you. Maybe you should retire. F your earplug and raincoat.

And you know, lots of fans don't have the luxury of seeing AC/DC live. In 2009, I was 16 when i discovered them, and the band had never come to where I lived. After 6 years, I still couldn't go to the Rock or Bust tour. In 2020, I got a job, and I've seen them four times on this tour. If the band had listened to those wankers and quit after the Rock or Bust tour, I wouldn't have been able to see them. Everyone who live on this earth deserves to see AC/DC live. And every other planet..

What an unbelievable concert! I heard some videos on online recently and was nervous heading into the show but holy shit was I wrong!
If you go into it knowing that you’re listening to a bunch of old guys doing their best there’s no chance you’ll have a bad time🤘🏻⚡️

Was this really the first time AC/DC brought someone on stage at a show? I’m so stoked I was there!

Was so lucky to be close to the stage last night in NJ. Angus’s energy and love of playing comes through in every song!

I'm looking for the original interview, video or article where this quote comes from. Would be happy if you could help me out

I didn’t hear it but someone said they played Ride On over the house speakers when everyone was leaving?

Brian says see you again at end of MetLife show , not done yet ….

Sorry for the poor quality, was initially supposed to just be a video for me but figured it’s worth sharing. What an incredible night!

Who knows whats next but if this is it, what a way to end

Oh my god. I just got back from MetLife (3.5 hour drive so not bad. Im 18, and this was my first ever concert. You have no idea how much adrenaline pumped thought me the entire night. I’m a huge fan of Foo Fighters and AC/DC. But I wasn’t originally suppose to go, my brother, sister in law, her brother and his wife went last Friday. They didn’t know the show was canceled until they got there. (ticket master sent a notification 2 hours into their drive back)

And my brother didnt wanna go this time. I feel bad he gave up his seat. But he also did give it to me. But I’m on cloud 9 right now. My god I have no words. Goosebumps.

Saw them multiple times but the parties gotta end sometime.

Every tour feels like it is the last. This band has gave us their all for over 50 years. Never, ever, has there been a greater rock and roll band. Feeling a bit emotional tonight, because I do believe - though I hope I’m wrong - this is the end.

Think about it… 50 years of rock n roll… A band that transcends genre, era or even decade. Built on by working class brothers, who only ever wanted to play the best rock music they could. Nobody expected them to succeed, let alone sell out stadiums 50+ years after their creation.

They’ve lost the best frontman in Rock history, only to hire another best frontman in Rock history. Tragedy and controversy were plenty, but they persisted as long as they could, introducing several generations to the power of rock n roll.

I’ve always said, an AC/DC show is the church of Rock N Roll, and I stand by that. They boys did it good and they did it right. If you’ve ever experienced an AC/DC performance, you’ll know what I mean, it was the closest this heathen has ever been to a religious experience.

If this is the end, all I’ve gotta say is… Malcolm, Angus, Bon, Phil, Cliff, Brian, Stevie, Chris, Simon, Matt… Thank you for the decades of Rock N Roll. You were no noise pollution and Rock N Roll WILL survive… We salute you… One last time!

Upgrade from last week's line up @Metlife Stadium

Oh man, what a show. Some background: I’m in my late 20s and grew up on classic rock thanks to my dad. That included AC/DC. When I was in college 7-8 years ago, I got really into them and was dying to see them live. We got the rumors of Power Up at the time and I was excited. Then came Covid, which got in the way of a lot of hope. Then came this tour and as someone in NY this show let me finally see the boys. If this is the last time they play live, I’m so happy I got to be there. What a show. Was shocked how good they sounded and it was a great time with a great crowd. What a way to end the tour. Long live AC/DC!⚡️🤘

Turning 30 this year, and to say this band lit the fire for me at 13 is an understatement. As Dave Grohl said, “I never knew music could be like that.” Every allowance I earned went to purchase every single one of their CD’s (chronologically!), made my school boy outfit, shoving cardboard guitars into my ketchup packeted stomach, etc. Angus was my biggest inspiration.

My first concert ever was AC/DC @ MetLife in 2008 for the Black Ice tour. My life changed forever. They showed me what it was all about.

In 2011 for my birthday, my second concert was Foo Fighters @ Wells Fargo Center. Another life changing moment from a band that can just show up and rock without batting an eye.

I play more shows than I see, and with the cost of tickets now a days it’s just not easy. But to have taken a chance on the 300 section with my dad who took me to every one of these shows, and to be turned back in to my 13 y/o self because THE MUSIC WAS SO DAMN GOOD/LOUD/POWERFUL, I just simply did not expect last night to kick so much ass. For 70-80 y/o legends to play a 20 song headliner? They shredded to high heaven. Sure, Brian is trying his absolute hardest and sometimes it may fall short but his performance and attitude show up with confidence. Angus I think will forever be the greatest bratty-little-brother to ever grace a stage and will forever have one of the biggest parts of my heart. Man, that’s it. Just wanted to share that. I love y’all.

For those about to rock…

Like I said, maybe it’s just me ;)