AC/DC Brings Out Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl for ‘Highway to Hell’ at MetLife Show
The iconic rockers played the final concert of their Power Up Tour on Oct. 2.
AC/DC concluded their Power Up Tour with a special guest appearance at the MetLife Stadium on October 2. During the final show, the band welcomed Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters to join them on stage for their iconic hit "Highway to Hell." Foo Fighters had been announced as the surprise opening act for the rescheduled concert, originally set for September 25 but delayed due to a nor'easter storm.
The performance took place nearly a month after Grohl and his band opened for AC/DC in St. Louis on September 8, filling in for the scheduled opener The Pretty Reckless due to scheduling conflicts involving singer Taylor Momsen. Grohl expressed his excitement about returning to perform with AC/DC, recalling how the band's 1979 movie "Let There Be Rock" inspired his lifelong passion for rock 'n' roll at the age of 11.
AC/DC's Power Up Tour, which supported their 2020 album of the same name, concluded on this date. The band has not announced any further dates beyond the Power Up Tour. As the show concluded, AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson addressed the audience, saying, "Good night, hope we'll see you again."
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