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AC/DC's Stevie Young Back on Stage

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AC/DC defied expectations, taking the stage in Buenos Aires after guitarist Stevie Youngs hospitalization, delivering a powerful twenty-one song set. Despite recent health scares, Stevie rejoined his uncle Angus Young, continuing the bands legacy following Malcolm Youngs passing. AC/DC has upcoming shows in Mexico City and a North American tour starting in July, proving theyre still rocking with no signs of slowing down.

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AC/DC's Stevie Young Back on Stage

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On March 24, ACDC hit the stage Monday in Buenos Aires, Argentina for the first of a three-night run at Estadio River Plate. This came just days after guitarist Stevie Young landed in the hospital, but the band powered through with a full 21 song set. Stevie fell ill right after their March 15 concert in Santiago, Chile. He checked into a Buenos Aires hospital for a complete round of tests out of caution. A band spokesperson shared that he was in good spirits and eager to rejoin the show. And, sure enough, he was back on stage Monday night. Fans breathed the sigh of relief, seeing Stevie alongside his uncle Angus Young. Stevie stepped in back in 2014, taking over rhythm guitar duties from his other uncle Malcolm, a co-founder of the band who battled health. Problems before passing away in 2017. It echoes some tough times the group faced on their rock or bus tour nearly a decade ago. The band has two more Buenos Aires dates lined up this week before heading to Mexico City for shows on April 7, 11 and 15. Looking further ahead,

their 2026 North American tour starts July 11 in Charlotte, North Carolina and wraps September 29, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With Stevie healthy and energy high, ACDC shows no signs of slowing down as they keep delivering those classic riffs to fans worldwide. From the world of music, powered by AI, this is Music News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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