AC/DC's Production Manager Takes You Behind The Scenes Of 'Rock Or Bust' Tour (Video)

June 14, 2016

AC/DC's production manager Dale "Opie" Skjerseth spoke to the local media at the Düsseldorf, Germany stop of the band's "Rock Or Bust" world tour about how it all comes together. Check out the footage of below (courtesy of Metal-Heads.de).

AC/DC has one show left to go on the European leg of its tour and has finalized the ten rescheduled North American dates it will play later this summer — after singer Axl Rose finishes his stadium trek with GUNS N' ROSES.

The legendary Australian hard rock outfit recruited Rose for more than twenty shows after singer Brian Johnson had to abruptly come off the road or face total hearing loss.

AC/DC earlier in the month released a new video interview in which guitarist Angus Young and bassist Cliff Williams discussed the shows they're doing with Axl, pointing out that he's led the group to change up its setlist more than usual. Young explained: "With Axl, we've been able to mix up quite a few songs, do a few older ones and put them, which we haven't done in a number of years. We always used to kind of get a setlist, and that would be (it) for a tour. So now we've got a lot more adding and putting in different tracks, and the fun part is when we get there on the stage, and seeing it come to life in front of the audience and seeing the reaction."

Among the rarities the band has broken out on the current European run are "Riff Raff", "Rock 'N' Roll Damnation", "Touch Too Much" and "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)".

Young said recently that he's not sure what AC/DC will do after wrapping up its current tour, remarking, "We were committed to finishing this tour, so that's been our main goal, and Axl's helping us. I know he's very excited. He keeps saying, can he do more? But we don't really know at the end how we will [proceed]."

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