Overview
- An instrument at the Seismology Research Centre in Richmond, about two miles from the Melbourne Cricket Ground, recorded the Nov. 12 concert in the 2–5 hertz range.
- Chief scientist Adam Pascale said seismographs measured ground motion transmitted by heavy speakers, with fans jumping in unison boosting the signal.
- The Melbourne date marked AC/DC’s first Australian concert in 10 years and opened a five‑show run that continues through Dec. 14 in Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane.
- Pascale noted that Taylor Swift’s 2024 MCG shows produced the largest concert signals the centre has recorded to date.
- The ‘Power Up’ tour continues in 2026 with 21 announced dates across South and North America from Feb. 24 in São Paulo to Sept. 29 in Philadelphia.