The Proud Galleries in Camden, London are going to be hosting an exhibition celebrating AC/DC’s latest – and probably last ever – world tour.
Taking place between 05 February 2009 and 31 May 2009, the exhibition will look at the band in their youth, in the days before the success, through the lens of Australian rock photographer Philip Morris. That’s one of his, up there.
This will definitely be the first time these images will be seen in the UK and some of the late, great Bon Scott might have never seen daylight anywhere, ever.
It is probably going to be really good.
Watch a promo clip of when the exhibition was in Sydney
There was a Nirvana exhibition at Proud Galleries in Charing Cross once and it was so good one man bought the book, Winterlong, twice. It wasn’t us. Honest.
Did you know that AC/DC classic album Back In Black has sold 42 million copies? Well it has.
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