What happened at Gillette Stadium on May 4 wasn’t just another night of thunderstruck riffs and cannon blasts. Nope, this AC/DC show turned into a full-blown brawl that left fans stunned and security scrambling.
So here’s the deal: midway through the band’s electrifying set, an intoxicated man was spotted behind a woman, repeatedly punching her in the back of the head. Yeah, you heard that right.
After multiple attempts to get him to stop, she alerted security. But instead of backing down, the guy tried to punch the security personnel. Big mistake. He was tackled by three cops and, as he was being led out, decided to start another fight. That escalated into a massive brawl involving security.
But here’s the thing—this incident raises questions about concert security and fan behavior. How does someone get away with assaulting another concertgoer multiple times before being stopped? And what does it say about the atmosphere when a rock show turns into a fight club?
Now, let’s not let this overshadow the fact that AC/DC delivered a powerhouse performance. The band, with Brian Johnson back on vocals and Angus Young in his signature schoolboy outfit, tore through a 21-song setlist that spanned their legendary career.
