AC/DC - 10 Kilometers Of Perth's Canning Highway To Close For Massive Tribute To Legendary Frontman BON SCOTT; Video Report
February 27, 2020, 4 years ago
Perth, Australia is closing 10 kilometres of the Canning Highway this weekend for a massive tribute to legendary AC/DC frontman, Bon Scott.
According to 9News, US resident Sean McPartlam has travelled more than 14,000 km only to find himself on a real highway to hell in Perth - and he couldn't be happier.
The AC/DC super-fan took a trip across the globe to join what organizers hope will be a record-breaking tribute to Perth native and original AC/DC frontman, Bon Scott. The Sunday spectacular aims to break the record for the longest stage in the world, with dozens of performers on the back of flat-bed trucks - a tribute to AC/DC's classic film clip for "Long Way To The Top".
"Been a huge AC/DC fan my whole life, particularly the Bon Scott era, and I just couldn't miss this event," Mr McPartlam told 9News.
In his own words, it's taken him "23 hours of travel, a whole lot of airline miles and a bit of money - a bit more than I would have liked".
A crowd of 100,000 people are expected to line a 10km stretch of Canning Highway on Sunday.
Read more and watch a video report at 9News.
