AC/DC’s first show in their home country in a decade was so powerful the sound waves registered on earthquake detection equipment. The band apparently took their 1980 hit “You Shook Me All Night Long” ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Seismology Research Centre confirmed that low-frequency tremors rippled across the city during the band's 90-minute, ...

AC/DC shook Melbourne to its core when their Power Up tour thundered into the Melbourne Cricket Ground, sending shockwaves that reached beyond the stadium. The legendary rockers’ opening show was so ...

Was it the drums? Did they turn the power up too high? Wednesday night's AC/DC concert in Melbourne registered on earthquake detection equipment as the rock icons played their first concert in ...

AC/DC’s return to the stage in Australia after a decade was powerful enough to register on earthquake monitoring equipment. The Thunderstruck rockers performed at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on ...

Following overwhelming demand, a second and final Melbourne show has been added to AC/DC’s 2025 POWER UP Tour, taking place later this year. This follows earlier news of second and final Sydney and ...

Look, Melbourne's seen some pretty chaotic scenes over the years… footy riots, surprise laneway raves, peak coffee snobbery… but nothing could've prepared Federation Square for the deafening wall of ...