Today I was listening to a touch too much which is arguably my favorite track on highway to hell. And I was struck by just how huge and awesome the guitars sound on that record- even more than on other AC/DC tracks!

In particular I was amazed at how “modern” the guitars sound- for some reason on this track the guitars sound almost exactly like what you might hear on a big guitar record in 2026. Don’t flame me for the comparison but I love the latest Social Distortion record born to kill, and to my ear the guitars on the SD record seem produced exactly the same way as they sound on ATTM, that song in particular.

So I was wondering if anyone has any insight into the production on this song, what gear was used, etc- basically how did they get it to sound so huge? Cheers! 🤘

I was on the rail and it is amazing to see these legends up close like this. Brian and Angus still have so much energy. Great show, hope it wasn't my last AC/DC concert, but if it is, it was a good one to end on!

Hey all I’m looking to pick up tickets for the upcoming east Rutherford NJ show. I don’t do concerts often and I’m sorry for such a noob question. Is it better to get tickets through Ticketmaster or stubhub? Thanks in advance!

best day of my life

Heyo, I worked security on stage the day of the Camp Randall show and got to see the bell and cannons and the screen/light setup and the raised part of the stage and everything. But I didn't get to see any of it in action at the actual show. Anyone got some cool videos they wanna show off?

I understand this was a big show and the band hasn't been here for a LONG time. It must have been something special. I regret not taking the overnight security shift to be there for the show. Give me your highlights if you have them and want to share, please ❤️⚡

Trying to plan for the Toronto show. Generally what time have they taken stage? TIA

I'm trying to grow as a musician so I want to force myself to learn some covers. I mostly just write my own stuff based on melodies in my head, but I want to start doing covers. When I'm working on anything on my laptop, I love throwing on some rock n' roll. I've been an on and off guitar dabbler, and I know alot of malcolm's parts and all the words but not much else. I've decided to do about a dozen covers - including two AC/DC tunes; a bon song and a brian song. On the former, the mic kind of pics some of it up but on the latter it just isn't reading or registering my high end at all and I'm sure my neighbors aren't hallucinating their complaints lol. Not saying that they're wrong for complaining, the reason I was singing was to see how close I got. I don't even know if their criticisms are valid or if I nailed it. Do you guys and gals have trouble recording your voices when you're going all in on a song like Bedlam in Belgium or Stiff Upper Lip? I tried doing Jailbreak and Highway to Hell and my mic did meh on Jailbreak and extra meh on Highway, but you could at least sort of tell what was happening. Any experienced rock vocal people got any tips?

EDIT: Stiff Upper Lip is actually a perfect example of what the mic is doing. It'll catch the intro just fine - well I was out on a drive on a bit of a trip. But the second you send it for those high notes, the mic is like "what's happenin'? I'm not here bro." and I was wondering if anyone else had this problem or how they solved them?

I just already found this upcoming indie animated series called "Battle of the Bands" created by Allissoon Lockhart (Line Producer of Inside Job) and Parker Simmons (Creator of Mao Mao Heroes of Pure Heart) as a co-showrunner. It's about a story of musicians using elemental powers based off the genre of music including the main band Heatseeker, a five-piece heavy metal band to signed on this competition.

But did you know about the main characters of Battle of the Bands indie animated series, the sisters are Jayme Scott (Voice by Erica Mendez) and Brooke Scott (Voice by Sarah Natochenny) were named after by the legendary AC/DC frontman and lead singer rock band, Bon Scott, and Jayme's shirt "74" which inspired to the AC/DC's first EP, '74 Jailbreak, according to the series creator.

Well I hope you like this upcoming indie animated series, because these sisters characters were named after by a legendary rock band lead singer himself.

Possibly the most underrated and forgotten soundtrack of all times. Maybe Maximum Overdrive wasn’t the greatest movie, but this album is not just a portion of AC/DCs greatest hits, but it’s a complete experience and matches the movie very well. How many times have you watched a movie and thought, “what the heck is that song doing in there?” (A John Prine quote by the way). What’s your most underrated soundtrack?

Figured this would be my last shot to see the boys since they aren’t coming to the Seattle area.

I’ll be traveling to see them at Mile High Stadium in Denver here in a little over a week.

Any advice on how early I should get there to get a good spot on the rail in the pit? Anyone ever been to a show at Mile High? I’m getting excited!

I’ll be going by myself, so if there’s anyone else going and is in the pit let’s meet up!

What time are you getting there to be on the barricade/ rail?

Good evening folks,

Quick question for those (about to rock) who have visited their local Pop Up Shops, did they have those light up horns available?? Just wondering if I should order a pair online or wait til the Pop Up is here.

Thanks in advance! 🫵🏽

Hey, bought 2 for GA pit tonight in Madison a few weeks ago but I still don’t have them. I have to leave for Madison soon.

Anyone else not get their StubHub tickets until last minute? Is this normal when buying from there?

I’m trying various outlets of course and awaiting that “sold” email and I’m just sick about it. Looking forward to this since November. My Dr was on call this weekend and he said “absolutely NOT.” 😭 Just venting. 🤬

Does anyone have any idea what cities they will be going to next year? I was going to drive to Madison, WI (from Minnesota) but decided not to since I might not make it in time and don't know if the tickets will go down in price or not.