Foo Fighters to Open for AC/DC's Rescheduled MetLife Stadium Show
AC/DC's scheduled performance at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey was postponed just hours before showtime as a Nor'easter bore down on the New York–New Jersey area, leaving ticket holders without a show. According to Consequence, the rescheduled date now has an opening act locked in: Foo Fighters.
What happened with the original show
The cancellation came on the day of the concert itself, driven by forecasts showing the Nor'easter would hit the greater New York area directly — conditions that make an outdoor stadium show difficult to safely run. MetLife Stadium, an open-air venue in East Rutherford, New Jersey, is a regular stop on major North American stadium tours.
What we know about the makeup date
The one confirmed new detail is the support slot: Foo Fighters have been added to open the rescheduled performance, effectively upgrading the bill for fans who missed the original date. That's a notable pairing in North American hard rock — two stadium-level acts sharing one bill is not something that happens often.
What hasn't been announced yet
The source report does not include the new date, doors/show time, ticket validity or exchange policy, or pricing for the rescheduled concert. Fans holding tickets to the original show should watch for official announcements from the promoter and venue.
- Venue: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
- New date: not yet announced
- Opening act: Foo Fighters (confirmed)
- Ticket policy for original tickets: not yet announced
- Price: not yet announced
- Ticket platform / on-sale info: not yet announced