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Event	Date	Venue / City	Starting At
AC/DC tickets 2/11	02/11/2010 Thu 6:00PM	Telstra Dome Melbourne, VIC	$161
AC/DC tickets 2/13	02/13/2010 Sat 6:00PM	Telstra Dome Melbourne, VIC	$170
AC/DC tickets 2/15	02/15/2010 Mon 6:00PM	Telstra Dome Melbourne, VIC	$243
AC/DC tickets 3/6	03/06/2010 Sat 5:30PM	Subiaco Oval Subiaco, WA	$340
AC/DC tickets 3/8	03/08/2010 Mon 5:30PM	Subiaco Oval Subiaco, WA	$267
AC/DC tickets 4/9	04/09/2010 Fri 8:00PM	MGM Grand Garden Arena Las Vegas, NV	$165
AC/DC tickets 4/11	04/11/2010 Sun 8:00PM	Sprint Center Kansas City, MO	$77
AC/DC tickets 4/13	04/13/2010 Tue 8:00PM	Freedom Hall At Kentucky State Fair Louisville, KY	$77
AC/DC tickets 4/15	04/15/2010 Thu 7:30PM	Bradley Center Milwaukee, WI	$88
AC/DC tickets 4/17	04/17/2010 Sat TBA	Wells Fargo Arena - IA Des Moines, IA	$242
AC/DC tickets 5/19	05/19/2010 Wed 8:00PM	Friuli Stadium Baldasseria, UD	$131
AC/DC tickets 5/22	05/22/2010 Sat 6:00PM	Flugplatz Wels Wels, OO	$139
AC/DC tickets 5/25	05/25/2010 Tue 6:00PM	Hannover Messe Hannover, NI	$112
Ac/dc tickets 5/27	05/27/2010 Thu 3:00PM	Bemowo Airport Warsaw, PL	$129
Ac/dc tickets 6/1	06/01/2010 Tue 8:00PM	Ratinan Stadion Tampere, FI	$257
Ac/dc tickets 6/5	06/05/2010 Sat 8:00PM	Casa Arena (formerly Forum Horsens) Horsens, MJ	$258
Ac/dc tickets 6/8	06/08/2010 Tue 7:00PM	Stade De Suisse Wankdorf Bern, BE	$358
Download Festival tickets 6/11	06/11/2010 Fri 7:00PM	Donington Park Castle Donington, LE	$36
AC/DC tickets 6/12	06/12/2010 Sat 7:30PM	Canstatter Wasen - Stuttgart Stuttgart, BW	$167
Ac/dc tickets 6/15	06/15/2010 Tue 8:00PM	Parc Des Sports Charles Ehrmann Nice, AM	$180
AC/DC tickets 6/18	06/18/2010 Fri 8:00PM	Stade De France Paris, VP	$97
AC/DC tickets 6/19	06/19/2010 Sat 6:00PM	Festwiese Ostragehege Dresden, SN	$330
AC/DC tickets 6/20	06/20/2010 Sun 6:00PM	Festwiese Ostragehege Dresden, SN	$122
AC/DC tickets 6/22	06/22/2010 Tue 7:30PM	Olympiastadion Berlin Berlin, BE	$112

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AC/DC – Resources

About AC/DC

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.