AC/DC Coming To Iowa In 2008?

August 6, 2007

Jessica Lowe of Newton, Iowa's Newton Daily News reports: Rock 'n' roll fans were treated to more than five hours of music at the Iowa Speedway Saturday night. POISON, RATT, DOKKEN and GREAT WHITE played to a crowd of about 8,000 people, said Mike Beecher, Iowa Speedway director of media relations.

"We thought it was a nice concert. Every concert we have seems to build, and people seemed to be enjoying themselves," said Beecher.

During the concert, announcers with 95 KGGO told the crowd that AC/DC would be visiting Newton in 2008. Beecher said he could not confirm that announcement.

"The AC/DC was apparently handled by the promoters," said Beecher. "We do not have anything scheduled as of yet."

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