Brazilian audience has no chance of watching the band since 2009 – and situation should not change with confirmed tour in another part of the world
Brazilian fans of AC/DC They will have to wait, as it will not be this time that they will watch the band in action in Brazil. The group has announced a new tour for the last months of this year by Australia.
There will be only five shows between November and December. Melbourne (12/11), Sydney (11/21), Adelaide (30/11), Perth (04/12) and Brisbane (14/12) are part of the route.
Founded precisely in Austrlaian territory, the band has not performed in their homeland a decade ago – more specifically, since December 2015. At the time, they still toured the album publicity Rock or Bust (2014), predecessor of the latest Power up (2020).
The formation was well altered in those days. Brian Johnson was still on vocals before being temporarily replaced by Axl Rose in 2016, but Cliff Williams and Chris Slade were respectively on the bass and battery instead of the hired Chris Chaney and Matt Laug.
Guitarists complete the training Angus and Stevie Young. Stevie is the nephew of Angus and the late Malcolm Young. He recorded the band’s last two albums: Rock or Bust and Power up.
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In the last month, the AC/DC ended a spin throughout the United States. The last show was in Cleveland, Ohio, on May 28th. Now the band prepares for more dates in Europe, including countries such as Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, France and Scotland.
According to the website Touring Dataspecializing in music and entertainment finances, the Australian band has earned an impressive $ 9.8 million per show on average – about $ 55 million in the current price.
This only with the sale of tickets, it is noteworthy. According to the site, the band sells an average of 66,000 tickets per show at an average price of $ 149 – that is, approximately $ 840.
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Source: Rollingstone
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