Sydney Ashfield School - The School that Angus went to. More details

Sydney Victoria Park - The first time Angus dons the school boy uniform at his sister's suggestion. April1974.

Sydney Bondi Lifesaver club - Scene of early gigs and also the place were Angus did the famous moonie for the first time on stage.

Sydney EMI Studios the first single ws recorded here.

Sydney - 4 Burleigh Street in Burwood. It was here that the Young family from Scotland settled after passing through Villawood Migrant Hostel.(related article)

Easybeats first gig was in late 1964 at the Beatle Village Sydney.

Melbourne - 7 Lansdowne Road, St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia was the house were AC/DC stayed during 1973-75. - Click here for more details

Melbourne - AC/DC Lane (formerly known as Corporation Lane was renamed in the honour of AC/DC. (More details)

Melbourne - The famous video of "It's a long way to the top" was shot in Swanston Street. The video footage started with the band in Bourke Street before they passed along Swanston Street and they ended up at Flinders Street.
Thanks to Jason Lockley for the info

Melbourne Myers Music Bowl - One of the first major concerts 20th April 1974.

Melbourne Hard Rock cafe - scene of many of the early gigs

Melbourne - The famous video promo of the band performing It's a long way to the top on the back of a truck travelling through the streets.

Melbourne /Adelaide/Fremantle
It was Melbourne that Bon's parents first settled in Australia after emigrating from Scotland in 1952
The Scott family later relocated to the Adelaide. In 1956 Bon's brother Graeme was diagnosed with Asthma, due to this the Scott family decided to move the drier climate of Fremantle (a quiet port just south of Perth Australia).

Bon started school at the Sunshine Primary School in Melbourne.

Adelaide - Bon meets the rest of the band for the first time August 1974 Pooraka Hotel Adelaide

Largs Pier Hotel (Adelaide)
http://www.largspierhotel.com.au
Bon Scott, who later became the lead singer of AC/DC, even met his wife at the Largs Pier Hotel after a gig in 1971 Bon and Irene marry Adelaide January 24 1972 (Irene Thornton)
Port Adelaide - Bon worked at the Wallaroo fertiliser plant loading and unloading trucks.

Old Lion Hotel Noth Adelaide - It was on a Friday evening 1974 that the Mount Lofty Rangers were rehearsing. Bon turned up to work with the band. During the course of the night Bon Scott got drunk and fell out with the rest of the band. In a drunken angry state Bon got on his motorcycyle and stormed off into the distance. In the early hours of the Saturday morning Bon's wife at the time Irene got a phone call from then Queen Elizabeth Hospital intensive care ward informing her that Bon had suffered a broken arm , leg and nose and was in a state of Concussion after a crash at Croydon. (Source of article Clinton Walkers book Highway to Hell).

Fremantle Cemetery
Fremantle near Perth Western Australia was the home town of the Late Bon Scott and is also his last resting place.


On 1 July 2003, management of Fremantle Cemetery Board (www.fcb.wa.gov.au) was transferred to the Metropolitan Cemeteries Board (MCB) (www.mcb.wa.gov.au) . The cemetery was previously vested in the Fremantle Cemetery Board.



Bon went to the North Fremantle Primary.
In 1959 aged 12 Bon started secondary school at the John Curtain High.
Bon's house in Fremantle was in Harvest road.
Fremantle near Perth Western Australia was the home town of the Late Bon Scott and is also his last resting place.

Spektors first gig the Medina Youth club (Perth/Fremantle area) in early 1965.

Potts Point New South Wales
The Head Office Records are based here. (PO Box 1343 Potts Point NSW 2011) It was this company which released the Bon Scott single Round and round and round.

Tasmania - Phil Rudd was born here.