Zurich rocker: AC/DC concert tickets sold out after eight minutes

AC/DC will play at the Letzgrund in Zurich on June 29. Pre-sales begin today, Friday, at 10 a.m. Many fans likely left empty-handed, as the concert sold out in a record eight minutes.

no good news For fans of the famous Swiss rock band AC/DC: tickets for their June 29 concert at the Letzgrund Arena in Zurich sold out in just eight minutes.

If you want to get a ticket, you have to be very fast. Just like at pop icon Taylor Swift's concert.

The tour is called “Power UP”, which is named after AC/DC's last studio album. Concerts are scheduled to be held in 21 countries between May and August, in Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Austria, England, Slovakia, Belgium, France, Ireland and Switzerland.

On tour for the first time in nearly eight years

This will be the first time in nearly eight years that the rock band AC/DC (“Highway to Hell”, “Thunderstruck”) will tour.

Last year, rock icons around 68-year-old guitarist and founder Angus Young returned to the stage at a festival in the US after a seven-year break.

Rumors about the tour have been going on for a long time. Last week, AC/DC sparked speculation with a countdown on their website.

In addition to guitarist Angus Young, who always appears in school uniform, and longtime singer Brian Johnson, the “Power Up” tour will feature rhythm guitarist Stevie Young, who followed the band's founder Malcolm Young, who fell ill in 2014 and died in 2014. 2017.

The band has recently been joined by former Jane's Addiction guitarist Chris Chaney and drummer Matt Logue, who performed with AC/DC at the 'Power Trip' festival last year.

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