Bon Scott’s 70th Birthday Bash

w/ Live & Dangerous

The Flying Saucer Club is excited to celebrate with you what would have been Bon Scott’s 70th Birthday this July. This show brings together some of the country’s greatest rockers, to pay tribute to the legend behind one of the world’s greatest ever bands, AC/DC. Featuring a knock-out line-up, including past members of AC/DC and other Aussie rock icons, The Angels and Electric Mary, this band knows how to electrify a crowd with its explosive repertoire of AC/DC’s greatest hits. Not content with just performing a “Best Of” set, the band also focuses on some gems that aren’t commercial in nature, but true fans will love to hear them live, some for the first time. This show replicates the sound, style and passion of AC/DC, without pretense. It is quite simply THE most natural sounding AC/DC performance of any band, other than AC/DC themselves. Support on the night will be Melbourne’s own Thin Lizzy tribute band Live & Dangerous. This one of a kind celebration is sure to shake you all night long, so get your tickets today!

The line-up features the consummate talents of:
Mark Evans – ex AC/DC
James Morley – ex The Angels
Pete Robinson – Electric Mary
Lauren Elizabeth
AND Greg Aldridge & Simon McCullough -2 Local Melbourne Rockers, who have been hand picked, because of their dedication to the AC/DC sound and Ethos.

Kicking off the night will be Melbourne band Live & Dangerous with their take on Irish rockers, Thin Lizzy. Born out of a love for all things ‘Lizzy’ the driving focus of the band is the authentic representation of the songs performed live onstage. Based around Thin Lizzy’s world renowned live album ‘Live & Dangerous’ the show also incorporates other classic Lizzy tracks such as Waiting for an Alibi, Whiskey in the Jar and Chinatown.

Live & Dangerous are:
Zakk Zedras – Guitar
Marcus Cafolla -Guitar
Trevor Warren – Drums
Kevin Hunt – Bass/Vocals

Prepare for a night like no other as we unite to celebrate the life and music of a true Australian Icon gone too soon.
Let there be rock!