ACDC AC/DC 1979 70s CONCERT TOUR POSTER BON SCOTT HIGHWAY to HELL New Zealand

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PERFECT EXCELLENT CONDITION 14" BY 22" POSTER ON HEAVY CARDBOARD STOCK. POSTER STATES AC/DC HIGHWAY TO HELL SUMMER TOUR TOWN HALL, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND...ONE CONCERT ONLY...JUNE 30 1979 ....PICTURED SAME AS THE CD COVER HIGHWAY TO HELL. Excellent like new condition 14" by 22" poster printed on heavy cardboard stock ink-screened reproduction. Show Press Hand Carved posters made in the USA for more than 125 years, Showprints have been produced for Rock & Roll's legends and for regional bands trying to get noticed. Showprints are handcrafted with old fonts and made one at a time using ancient printing techniques. The hand set type and uneven registration give these concert posters and authenticity that's hard to replicate with today's modern technology. These Showprints were tacked to poles, placed in the front windows of storefronts and were plastered on the walls of neighborhood bars and restaurants. This must be shipped flat in a large flat parcel (Combined shipping on this item only allowed with other items that are shipped flat) and this is suitable for framing. AC/DC was formed in Sydney, Australia in late 1973 by guitarist brothers Malcolm and Angus Young; by early 1975 the band's membership stabilized with a lineup consisting of the Youngs, vocalist Bon Scott, bassist Mark Evans and drummer Phil Rudd. Now based out of Melbourne, AC/DC first gained nationwide attention with the release of their 1974 debut album, High Voltage. They consolidated their growing Australian following with 1976's TNT, the album that also won over their first European and American fans. Later that year Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap came out, and was supported with the group's first ever U.K. and European tours. Following the release of 1977's hit Let There Be Rock, AC/DC launched their first U.S. tour, winning over fans throughout America with their energetic live shows. After replacing Evans with bassist Cliff Williams, the group returned with Aerosmith to support the release of 1978's Powerage. Also in 1978 came the live document If You Want Blood (You've Got It), which exposed the band's growing international following to the energy of their live performances. Thanks to the group's constant touring, as well as radio play of the single "Highway to Hell," AC/DC's 1979 breakthrough release Highway to Hell reached the U.S. Top 20 and U.K. Top 10, going gold in France and Canada. Tragically, just as the group seemed poised for stardom, frontman Bon Scott died in London on February 19, 1980 after a night of heavy drinking, choking to death on his own vomit. Though things seemed grim, AC/DC elected to press on, bringing in ex-Geordie vocalist Brian Johnson in time to record 1980's Back in Black with Robert "Mutt" Lange. The album reached No. 1 in the U.K. and No. 3 in the U.S. (where it sold more than 10 million copies), spawning the hit single "You Shook Me All Night Long" and prompting a re-release of Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap to enter the U.S. Top 10. Building on their momentum, AC/DC returned in 1981 with the smash hit For Those About to Rock - We Salute You, after which Phil Rudd was replaced by drummer Simon Wright. **** This must be shipped flat in a large flat parcel (Combined shipping on this item only allowed with other items that are shipped flat) and this is suitable for framing.***** Thank you for shopping with us. We appreciate it.
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