AC/DC arrived in Perth on Tuesday ahead of their Perth shows.
AC/DC has arrived in Perth, the hometown of their late frontman, Bon Scott, ahead of their highly anticipated concerts at Optus Stadium. The iconic Australian rock band landed on Tuesday, preparing to perform two shows on November 23 and November 27. The group includes lead guitarist Angus Young, vocalist Brian Johnson, rhythm guitarist Stevie Young, drummer Matt Laug, and bassist Chris Chaney. They touched down in the city on a private jet, greeted by enthusiastic fans eager to see the legendary musicians.
Upon their arrival, the band members were dressed in casual outfits, blending in with the warm Perth weather. Matt Laug sported a red cap and blue sunglasses, making him easily recognizable. The group quickly made their way to a luxury riverfront hotel, where they will be staying during their time in the city. As they departed the airport, Brian Johnson was spotted lighting a cigarette, a moment that delighted onlookers.
What to Expect at the Concerts
Fans can look forward to a high-energy performance as AC/DC takes the stage at 8:30 PM on Thursday. The set list is expected to include classic hits such as “Highway to Hell,” “Thunderstruck,” and “T.N.T.” Adding to the excitement, the band will be supported by Australian acts Amyl and The Sniffers and Southern River Band.
The Power Up tour began on November 12 in Melbourne and has already received rave reviews from audiences in Sydney and Adelaide. Following the Perth concerts, AC/DC will continue their tour with two shows in Brisbane on December 14 and December 18.
A Legacy of Rock
AC/DC’s journey began with their first performance on December 31, 1973, at Chequers Nightclub in Sydney. Since then, they have grown to become one of the most influential rock bands worldwide, with sales surpassing 200 million albums. Their impact on the music industry is undeniable, and their current tour reflects their enduring popularity and commitment to delivering unforgettable live performances.
As fans eagerly await the upcoming concerts, the excitement surrounding AC/DC’s return to Perth underscores the band’s lasting legacy and their ability to connect with audiences across generations.
