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The UK and Europe shows will start in March 2026 with an opening gig at the Lotto Arena in Antwerp and move to Amsterdam the night after. The show will also grace venues in Berlin, Paris, Cologne, Manchester and will end at the OVO Arena Wembley.

The talented singer has been teasing her upcoming release for quite some time now which has left her fans excited and eager to get their hands on the record. Known for her powerful vocals after being cast as Regina George in the musical Mean Girls on both Broadway and in the movies, Rapp never fails to deliver some amazing tracks with incredible vocals and lyrics. The movie also featured a song from Rapp and Megan Thee Stallion which they also performed at Saturday Night Live.

Fans have been able to get a pre-taste of the album with the first few singles released by Rapp. The project has been liked, promoted and shared by the likes of Paris Hilton, Charlize Theron and Monica Lewinsky. Since leaving the show she was starring in The Sex Lives Of College Girls to focus on her music, Rapp has been rising to fame through her charm, humour and endless talent.

11/03/26 – Antwerp, Belgium – Lotto Arena
12/03/26 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – AFAS Live
13/03/26 – Berlin, Germany – Uber Eats Music Hall
15/03/26 – Cologne, Germany – Palladium
16/03/26 – Paris, France – Zenith Paris – La Villette
18/03/26 – Manchester, UK – AO Arena
19/03/26 – London, UK – OVO Arena Wembley

Hugely acclaimed worldwide, the band has managed to create a genre that mixes dynamic metal with aggression and heaviness. High On Fire is known to have rewritten the hard rock rule book with their unique sound since they were first formed in 1998. The group, consisting of Matt Pike, Jeff Matz and Coady Willis recently won a Grammy for their 2018 release ‘Electric Messiah’ which placed them among the ranks of legends such as Black Sabbath, Motörhead and Metallica.

 ‘Cometh The Storm’ their latest album which was released in April 2024 and recorded at GodCity Studio in Salem, Massachusetts with producer Kurt Ballou was the band’s 9th release and the first to feature drummer Coady Willis. The album was received with praises and celebration by both fans and critics, being mentioned as a “very obvious career highlight” by Blabbermouth.net.

High On Fire will be back on the road later this year with support from Necrotic. Tickets are now available via Ticketmaster.

October 25 – Maastrichtm NL @ Samhain Festival (w/ Author & Punisher, Conan, more)
October 26 – Bruges, BE @ Bruges is Doomed (w/ Conan, more)
October 28 – Berlin, DE @ Neue Zukunft
October 29 – Brno CZ @ Kabinet MUZ
October 30 – Vienna, AT @ Arena Wien
October 31 – Munich, DE @ Hansa 39
November 1 – Milan, IT @ Legend Club
November 2 – Martigny, CH @ Les Caves du Manoir
November 4 – Wiesbaden, DE @ Kesselhaus
November 5 – Essen, DE @ Turock
November 6 – London, UK @ Electric Ballroom
November 8 – Manchester, UK @ Damnation Festival (w/ Deafheaven, The Haunted, more)
November 11 – Athens, GR @ Kyttaro Club
November 12 – Thessaloniki, GR @ Mylos
November 15 – Cankaya/Ankara, TR @ 6:45 KK
November 16 – Istanbul, TR @ Blind

The Edinburgh show is currently the only UK performance the band are set to play on tour, with other dates across Europe beginning in June. 

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The ‘POWER UP’ album, after which the tour is named, marks AC/DC’s first musical effort since the passing of founding member and rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young in 2017. Released back in 2020, the band’s plans to tour the album were derailed by the pandemic but have since established a steady stream of tour dates, the ‘POWER UP’ tour officially commencing in early 2024. Representatives of the band stressed the importance of the latest European 2025 show dates, stating: “The band will play 12 dates across 10 countries – including Edinburgh, Scotland, the home nation of the Young clan.” 

Formed in 1973, AC/DC have long-established themselves as one of the most successful hard rock bands of all time, selling over 200 million albums worldwide and conducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003. Although the line up suffered many permutations in their formative years, the ‘Back in Black’ icons centred around the Young brothers, drummer Phil Rudd, bassist Mark Evans, and the late singer Bon Scott – replaced in 1980 by Brian Johnson after his sudden death from alcohol poisoning. 

The choice in UK venue honours the band’s “big connection” with Scotland – acclaimed members Malcolm and Angus Young were born in Glasgow in 1953 and 1955 respectively, as well as Bon Scott in Forfar, county town of Angus in 1946. In previous conversation with BBC Scotland, lead singer Brian Johnson commented on the significance of the country for the band, stating: “There was definitely a big connection, Scotland and Australia together.” Johnson also reflected on positive memories, as well as sharing that the country is the only place they ever play their rendition of Loch Lomond: “We went to Loch Ness together in 1982 or something, and we got awful drunk at night at the hotel…What a state we were in. But we were just laughing, great times.”

The 2025 European installment of the ‘POWER UP’ tour commences June 26 in the Czech Republic and concludes at the much anticipated Edinburgh show August 21.

See below for the full list of European tour dates:

June 26 – Letňany, Czech Republic @ Prague Airport

June 30 – Berlin, Germany @ Berlin Olympiastadion

July 4 – Narodowy, Poland @ Warsaw PGE

July 8 – Düsseldorf, Germany @ Düsseldorf Open Air Park

July 12 – Madrid, Spain @ Madrid Metropolitano Stadium

July 20 – Ferrari, Italy @ Imola Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino

July 24 – Tallinn, Estonia @ Tallinn Song Festival Grounds

July 28 – Gothenburg, Sweden @ Ullevi

August 5 – Oslo, Norway @ Oslo Bjerke Racecourse

August 9 – Paris, France @ Paris Stade De France

August 17 – Karlsruhe, Germany @ Messe Karlsruhe

August 21 – Edinburgh, Scotland @ Murrayfield Stadium

Tickets will be available from 10:00 on February 7 on the AC/DC official website.