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Angus Young Signs Babies at Toronto Pop-Up After AC/DC Concert Cancellation

AC/DC guitarist Angus Young continued his tradition of signing babies at a pop-up event in Toronto, held after the band's concert in the city was canceled.

·Sep 17, 2026·via Consequence
Angus Young Signs Babies at Toronto Pop-Up After AC/DC Concert Cancellation

AC/DC ’s Angus Young signed a baby Wednesday at a PWR/UP pop-up event in Toronto, at least his second baby-signing of 2026. The first one took place in Argentina earlier this year.

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Members of AC/DC are not typically at these pop-up events , which exist to give fans access to unique merchandise, food, beverages, and even the ability to play and pose with one of Angus’ guitars before an AC/DC show is set to take place. However, due to the cancellation of their concert at Rogers Stadium, the band made it up to fans by showing up at the Toronto pop-up to sign autographs.

As captured in the video below, a baby was lifted onto the table, and Angus promptly signed the tot, who was then passed on to current AC/DC bassist Chris Chaney for another signature.

The band was scheduled to perform at Rogers Stadium on Wednesday night but the venue suffered catastrophic storm damage in early September. The damage eventually led to the cancellation of the show, and, in turn, the signing of a baby.

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AC/DC still have two shows left on the current North American leg of the PWR/UP tour featuring the Pretty Reckless, those being September 25th in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and September 29th in Philadelphia. Get tickets here .

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_Originally reported by [Consequence](https://consequence.net/2026/09/acdc-angus-young-baby-signing/)._

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