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Formerly known as AC/DC UK, DC/UK have spent well over a decade building one of the most respected reputations on the tribute circuit. They've taken their high-voltage show to more than 20 countries, and their credibility runs deep: the band have shared the stage with musicians connected to AC/DC themselves, including Bob Richards, Tony Currenti and Stevie Young. They've even made it onto the big screen, appearing as the house band in Sylvester Stallone's Expend4bles.
What really sets DC/UK apart is the sheer scale of the show. Their full-sized production comes armed with six firing cannons, a giant Hells Bell, an inflatable Rosie and a wall of Marshall speakers, all backed by the raw, high-energy delivery AC/DC fans crave. They've brought that spectacle to major festivals across Europe, including Belgium's Graspop Metal Meeting and a headline slot at Legends of Rock in Portugal, as well as sold-out venues up and down the UK. It's loud, faithful and utterly unforgettable, exactly as a great AC/DC tribute should be.