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Wednesday 26th April 2006 The Big Ball - AC/DC Convention "Highway to Wrecks 'Em 2006" will take place at the North East Wales Institute in Wrexham, Wales from Friday 4th August to Sunday 6th August 2006 For more details visit www.acdcconvention.co.uk or read the press release (link below)
For those about to Rock...We Salute You Monsters in Moscow Is scheduled for release on DVD on the 5th June 2006
AC/DC appear in BRW magazine's list of Australia's 50 richest performers in 2005. Despite not releasing a new album since 2000
the magazine still estimates the band's earnings for 2005 as $25 million (Aus dollars), boosted by the release of their Family Jewels DVD. News source - www.news.com.au
Currently listed on Amazon UK with a scheduled release date of 24th April 2006 is the unofficial AC/DC documentry "AC/DC It's a long way to the top".
Available to pre-order via Amazon UK Pamela Moore a singer perhaps more well known as the voice of "Sister Mary" on Queensryche's Operation Mindcrime album has just released her new album "Stories from the Blue Room". In recent times Pamela has worked with Brian Johnson on his "Helen of Troy" project and in an interview in 2005 she was quoted as saying.
AC/DC's Brian Johnson hired Pamela to sing on some songs for a Broadway play – far different from the rock music she's been accustomed to recently.
"I'm not sure where that project is at right now, but I can say the experience was awesome," Moore exclaimed. "[Brian's] a wonderful man to get to know and a very prolific and creative writer too."
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A video of AC/DC performing "Can I sit next to you" featuring original vocalist Dave Evans has been posted online at Dave's web site www.daveevans.au.com
Sunday for Sammy News Correction Thanks to AC/DC fan Jake, I've been informed that Brian actually sang the song "Gimmie Some Lovin" from the Blues Brother movie fame and not "Everybody needs somebody to love" which I previously was told. In addition Brian apparently also sang the song "Geodie's lost his Liggie".
The film "Goal" which features a cameo appearance of Brian Johnson is premiering april 30th at the Tribecca film festival,NY,NY, Thanks to Gordy of Fat Sam for the information
In a recent news report Melbourne singer "Marcel Borrack" has been quoted as saying he drew inspiartion from the life of Bon Scott when he wrote the song "Gone So Soon" on his new album, I Was Only Dreaming. News source www.theage.com.au  Saturday 1st April 2006 Bon Scott Memorial Day (In Kirriemuir, Scotland) Saturday 6th May 2006 12:00 Noon - 11:00pm Kirriemuir 12:00 Three Bellie's Brae: "Sonnet 65" 1:00 pm Unveiling of Bon Scott Plaque 1:30 - 5:00 Town Hall Local bands Price £2 7:00 - 11:00 Town Hall - Volts (AC/DC tribute band) + Support Price £5 A day ticket for both town hall events £6 For further details call 01575 574989 Click to download/view the promo flyer for the event
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