For the first time in nearly a decade, legendary rock and roll band AC/DC are going on tour with a stop in Chicago.

The quintet of Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Matt Laug and Chris Chaney will launch the Power Up run April 10 in Minneapolis and hit venues in cities including Las Vegas, Pittsburgh and Nashville. The tour arrives May 24 at Soldier Field in Chicago.

AC/DC is hitting the road for the first time in nine years with their Power Up North American Tour. The rock band announced the launch of their 2025 tour Monday, which includes a stop at Chicago’s Soldier Field on May 24.

AC/DC will bring its 'Power Up' tour to North America next year for the band's first dates on the continent in nine years.

AC/DC will make their return to the United States for the first time in nine years on their 2025 ‘Power Up’ North American Tour, with stadium dates planned for Chicago, Nashville, Las Vegas, Detroit,

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.

For the first time in nine years, legendary rock band AC/DC will tour in North America beginning in 2025, including a stop in Chicago.

AC/DC hasn't played a U.S. tour in nine years, but that changes this spring. Here's how and when to get tickets for their Minneapolis launch.

The classic rock band AC/DC is making a stop in Chicago during their upcoming "Power Up" stadium tour this spring. The tour marks the first time they've hit the road in nine years.