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OTD 1976: AC/DC performs for the first time at The Marquee in London, supporting Back Street Crawler for two consecutive nights.
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OTD 1975: AC/DC opens for Skyhooks at Melbourne’s Festival Hall. Two months later they would headline the same venue. Photo courtesy of Irene Thornton.
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In April 1979 AC/DC recorded “Highway To Hell” at Roundhouse Studios in London. Angus recalls the process that had started in Australia:
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OTD 1991: AC/DC plays the first of 3 nights at London’s Wembley Arena during the “Razors Edge” UK Tour.
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The song “Bedlam In Belgium” was recorded in April 1983 for the album Flick Of The Switch. Angus talks about the inspiration behind the song in this 1983 interview:
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OTD 1988: “That’s The Way I Wanna Rock & Roll” is released as a CD-Single in Australia.
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“If we could just work in clubs for the rest of our lives...” Malcolm Young reflects on the band’s beginnings:
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OTD 1976: AC/DC’s last performances in Australia before leaving for their first trip overseas. They play on a barge at Bradfield Park under Sydney’s Harbour Bridge in the evening, followed by a concert at Sydney’s Bondi Lifesaver. Listen to Bon Scott announce those gigs on radio:
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OTD in 2000: Angus & Malcolm Young attend the unveiling of “Calle de AC/DC” (AC/DC Street) in Leganes, Madrid.
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In March 1980 Brian Johnson auditioned for AC/DC at Vanilla Studios in London. Here’s Brian talking about joining the band in this 1983 interview:
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OTD 1988: First date of the “Blow Up Your Video” European Tour at the Rijnhal in Arnhem, Holland.
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OTD 2003: Following their “Rock & Roll Hall of Fame” induction, AC/DC plays a free concert at the Roseland Ballroom in New York in front of 3,200 fans. It’s the band’s only concert in America in 2003.
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OTD 1981: Originally scheduled on February 23rd, the last concert of the “Back In Black” World Tour took place on March 3rd at Brisbane Festival Hall in Australia.
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OTD 1993: 30 years ago, “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap” from the “Live” album is released as a single in the UK & Europe. Kerrang! magazine runs a competition for readers to design the UK single cover.
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OTD 1975: AC/DC’s first album “High Voltage” is released in Australia by Albert Productions/EMI. On the 19th they play a special performance at the Hard Rock Café in Melbourne to promote the album.
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This month in 1977: AC/DC completes the recording sessions for “Let There Be Rock” at Albert Studios in Sydney. 🔊 Listen to Bon Scott talk about writing the lyrics for the title track. Credit: Courtesy of Allan Handelman (YouTube: AllanHandelmanShow)
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OTD 1 Feb. 1988 : AC/DC’s album “Blow Up Your Video” is released in the US & UK. That same the 1988 World Tour kicks off at Perth’s Entertainment Center in Australia, where the band hadn’t performed in seven years.
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OTD 2010 - First date of the Australian/New Zealand “Black Ice” Tour at the Westpac Trust Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand in front of 35,000 people.
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OTD 1981 - Last date of the “Back In Black” European Tour at the Forest National in Brussels, Belgium.
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OTD 1982 - “Let’s Get It Up / Back In Black (Live)” is released as a single in the UK. Also issued as a maxi-single with two live tracks, it reaches #13 on the UK charts.
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OTD 2001 - Beginning of the “Stiff Upper Lip” Australian Tour at the Burswood Dome in Perth, WA.
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