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AC/DC
June 4, Olympic Stadium, E20 (0844 576 5483, livenation.co.uk/artist/ac-dc-tickets)
The success of this show from the shaky rock giants hangs in the balance now that Axl Rose has volunteered to replace singer Brian Johnson and his damaged ears. Will they come on hours late, Guns ‘N Roses style, or will Rose screech obediently through the classics?
Camden Rocks
June 4, Camden High Street, NW1 (0871 220 0260, camdenrocksfestival.com)
Spend all day wandering between the many gig venues of Camden, with dozens of new bands on offer as well as bigger names including The Cribs, Billy Bragg and Carl Barate & The Jackals.
Public Image Ltd
June 4, Indigo at the O2, SE10 (0844 824 4824, theindigO2.com)
Reformed since 2009, apparently thanks to John Lydon’s butter advert money, the post-punk band play to promote last year’s tenth album What the World Needs Now.
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band
June 5, Wembley Stadium (0844 980 8001, wembleystadium.com)
The Boss and his rowdy pals are back to play more epic sets in stadiums. At recent shows they’ve played over 30 songs, including most of their 1980 album The River.
The Avalanches
June 9, Oval Space, E2 (020 7183 4422, ovalspace.co.uk)
It’s now 16 years since the Australian sample hounds released their only album, so who knows whether there’ll be new material to hear at an all-too-rare London show.