The excitement is building for rock fans everywhere as some of the biggest names in the industry are gearing up for major tours in 2025.

After years of waiting, the legendary band AC/DC is returning to the U.S. with their first tour in nearly a decade! The iconic Australian rockers faced a tumultuous period; in 2015, lead singer Brian Johnson had to step down due to hearing issues, only to be temporarily replaced by Axl Rose during their 'Rock or Bust' world tour. Thankfully, advances in medical technology have allowed Johnson to reclaim his spot, thrilling fans with a powerful comeback performance at the 2023 Power Trip festival in Indio, California. Mark your calendars—AC/DC's much-anticipated 2025 tour kicks off in April, taking them across stadiums nationwide.

But AC/DC isn't the only band making waves; pop-rock giants Oasis are reuniting for the first time since their split in 2009! The unpredictable Gallagher brothers, Noel and Liam, have put their differences aside for a worldwide tour this summer that has fans buzzing with excitement and curiosity. What sparked this reconciliation, and what can fans expect from their live performances?

As some bands come back together, others are bidding farewell. Uriah Heep has announced their final tour set for 2025, marking the end of an era for one of rock's classic acts. Additionally, Foreigner will continue their farewell tour, closing the curtain on decades of unforgettable music in the coming year.

Las Vegas, famed for its entertainment scene, is poised to host residencies from several major rock acts, including Styx, Mötley Crüe, and the Scorpions. The latter will be commemorating a remarkable 60 years in the industry, offering fans a unique opportunity to witness their legendary career firsthand in Sin City.

Don't miss out on one of the year's biggest rock experiences! Stay tuned as more details about the 2025 tour schedules and locations unfold—this is a rock revival you won't want to miss!