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AC/DC is "Back in Black", and you can find discount AC/DC tickets today for the next leg of the Black Ice Tour.Angus Young and his infamous hard rock band is currently touring North America. In the US, The Answer will open for shows at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, the Dallas American Airlines Center, Amway Arena in Orlando, and other venues. According to reviews of AC/DC concerts, Phil Rudd masters the drums and Angus duckwalks in his school uniform and does a striptease while Brian Johnson swings from a giant bell. "Anything Goes" when Clifford Williams and Malcolm Young get on stage, and audiences love their energy. In 2010, the group will head overseas to kick off an Australian tour at the New Zealand Westpac Stadium, and heavy metal fans can't wait to rock.

So get your cheap AC/DC Tour tickets and break out the devil horns, because the "Rock 'n' Roll Train" is on the move! And once you have your discount AC/DC tickets, TicketNetwork also offers KISS tour dates, Metallica tickets, U2 seats, and a huge inventory of great concert tickets.

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From JamBase - "The start of any AC/DC concert is a spectacle, followed by multiple waves of shock and awe" - Read More »

From The Examiner - "The Answer plays bluesy Hard Rock in a style not far removed from predecessors like Led Zeppelin and AC/DC." - Read More »

AC/DC - History

In some ways, AC/DC history followed a "Highway to Hell" with fighting, alcohol, and death, but this rock and roll legend started out with two boys from Scotland and a dream. In 1973, brothers Angus and Malcolm Young formed a heavy metal band in Sydney, Australia. Picking up lead vocalist Dave Evans, bassist Rob Bailey, and drummer Peter Clark, they started playing local gigs. But the group did not get along, so Clark, Bailey, and Dave Evans were fired. Recruiting Mark Evans, a bass guitarist, and their chauffeur Ronald Bon Scott as the lead singer, the hard rock band released their debut album, High Voltage, in 1975.

After completing T.N.T., the artists recorded Let There Be Rock in 1977. Yet they were still fighting, so they fired Mark Evans. At that point, a bass guitar player named Clifford Williams joined AC/DC. Their sixth studio album, Highway to Hell, sold over a million copies, and the band ranked among superstars like Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, and Led Zeppelin. But in 1980, Bon Scott died of alcohol poisoning at age 33 and fans all over the world mourned the loss. Although the group almost disbanded, they decided to keep playing new AC/DC songs. So they hired lead singer Brian Johnson and recorded the album Back in Black.

Inspired by Bon Scott and the AC/DC biography, heavy metal bands like Van Halen, Metallica, Guns N' Roses, and Def Leppard rose to fame as the crew toured the world. Their 1981 For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) sold over four million copies and was the last AC/DC album produced by Mutt Lange. After a few years of struggle, the band made a 1990 comeback with The Razors Edge and invited their former drummer, Phil Rudd, to join them. They released their latest album, Black Ice, in 2008, and they are still on tour. If you like Megadeth tickets, Aerosmith, and Rob Zombie music, you will love these rock icons.

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AC/DC - Trivia

• In 2003, the band gave a huge AC/DC concert to help Toronto recover from a SARS outbreak.
• With over 200 million albums sold worldwide, AC/DC has sold more albums than Madonna.
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