AC/DC's ongoing Power Up North American tour will feature an unexpected special guest when the band performs at The Dome at America's Center in St. Louis on September 8th. Foo Fighters, typically headliners capable of selling out stadiums independently, will serve as the opening act for this one-off performance, replacing The Pretty Reckless who had been supporting AC/DC throughout the tour. The arrangement works logistically for both bands, as Foo Fighters have a gap in their own schedule before resuming their tour on September 12th.

In announcing the collaboration via social media, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl detailed how AC/DC's 1980 concert film "Let There Be Rock" became formative to his musical development, describing it as the moment he first understood the raw power of live rock performance. Grohl explained that witnessing the band's stage presence and instrumental command directly influenced his own musical philosophy and touring approach. He framed this appearance as fulfilling a lifelong aspiration to perform alongside the musicians who shaped his entire career trajectory.