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“Times Like These” are what rock fans live for.

The Foo Fighters are set to join rock legends AC/DC for the rescheduled POWER UP Tour date at MetLife Stadium on Friday.

The outdoor concert was originally scheduled for Sept. 25 but was postponed because of the recent nor’easter. MetLife Stadium said the show was moved to Oct. 2 because of incoming inclement weather, and tickets for the original date will be honored.

“AC/DC will now return to MetLife on Oct. 2 with Foo Fighters joining the bill,” Live Nation announced in a statement.

AC/DC is scheduled to perform Tuesday night at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia before heading to East Rutherford for the rescheduled New Jersey show.

The MetLife performance will mark the second time the Foo Fighters have joined AC/DC on the POWER UP Tour. The band previously filled in for The Pretty Reckless at a St. Louis show at The Dome at America’s Center.

The Foo Fighters also posted about Friday’s concert on social media, writing: “Let there be rock. See you Oct. 2.”