AC/DC to hit the Molson Centre stage on August 15
From their very first gig in the early '70's in Sydney Australia, the AC/DC legend grew in direct proportion to the band's take-no-prisoners philosophy. The group earned their stripes as one of rockdom's most dedicated live bands, with Angus' schoolboy attire becoming one of the most famous trademarks in rock history.
Throughout the years, AC/DC has managed to create the rarest of bond between their fans. Whether it was the classic Let There Be Rock of 1977, the anthem laced Highway To Hell of 1979, or the pseudo-best of collection, Who Made Who of 1986, the soundtrack for Stephen King's movie Maximum Overdrive AC/DC has never given in to crass commercialism or shameless self-promotion that have scarred other band's careers.
Their most recent release, the 1997 Bonfire box set, a 5-cd collection crafted by the band as a tribute to Bon, was done with the usual AC/DC understatement.
Stiff Upper Lip is the 17th album from a group that many would call the world's greatest rock band. AC/DC and its 15 000 Montreal fans paid tribute to the Montreal Forum performing the last concert ever to play there March 21st, 1996.
TICKETS: ($86.84, $63.84, & $45.44) GO ON SALE FRIDAY, JUNE 16 AT NOON AT THE MOLSON CENTRE BOX OFFICE, ALL ADMISSION OUTLETS, OR CALL 790-1245/1 800-361-4595. ORDER ON LINE AT WWW.ADMISSION.COM .
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Tickets for the show went on sale at Ticketmaster.com
Stiff Upper Lip Tour Special
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