AC/DC Fans Line Up At Etihad Stadium Ahead Of First Show Of Band's Australian Tour

February 10, 2010

Australia's Herald Sun reports that AC/DC fans began queueing outside Etihad Stadium in Melbourne more than 15 hours before the band takes the stage tomorrow night (Thursday, February 11). (See video below.)

Hardcore fans, some sporting classic schoolboy outfits, arrived as early as 1 a.m. to ensure they secured prime spots in front of the stage for the opening of the Australian leg of the group's "Black Ice" tour.

Some travelled for hours, others took the entire week off work for what they predict will be "an awesome rock show" from an "Aussie band we're very proud of."

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