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Fate Of Third AC/DC Perth Concert Known Tomorrow

May 27, 2009

The West Australian reports that organizers for the much-anticipated AC/DC "Black Ice" tour should know by tomorrow whether the popular band will hold a third concert in Perth, Australia after the first two concerts sold out within hours.

AC/DC promoter Garry Van Egmond told The West Australian today he was negotiating with concert organizers in Japan to move a planned concert date there to accommodate the third Perth event.

He said this would hopefully reduce the inflated prices ticket scalpers are charging, after reports that people have been selling tickets at hugely inflated prices on eBay. Some reportedly bought up to 40 tickets and are selling them at triple the cost.

Read the entire report from The West Australian.

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