AC/DC: Brisbane Gig Rumored

January 22, 2008

News.com.au reports that speculation is mounting over who is next to take the Suncorp Stadium stage in Brisbane, Australia.

An AC/DC tour has been rumored for years, but industry insiders reckon the kings of hard rock will hit the road this year, including a Suncorp blitzkreig.

And local promoters salivating over LED ZEPPELIN are on the phones to Canada. Following the band's London reunion gig, Toronto-based promoter Michael Cohl is reportedly stitching up a LED ZEP tour. The cost? $200 million for North America alone.

But with ZEP singer Robert Plant touring with recent collaborator Alison Krauss in April and May, a LED ZEP jaunt to Oz could take place next year.

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