LET THERE B/DC
Schedule
Fri, 09 May, 2025 at 07:45 pm
UTC+01:00Location
Colchester Arts Centre | Colchester, EN
From the promoter of the original line up of AC/DC including Bon Scott on the Power Age Tour in 1978 (including the ABC Colchester), John Hessenthaler presents Let There B/DC - The AC/DC Show at the Colchester Arts Centre.What makes AC/DC such an exciting, pulse pounding band and how do we recreate the fire of their live performances?
That’s the main question we asked ourselves when we fired up the rock and roll train that was to become LET THERE B/DC way back in February 2011.
From the very start we knew it had to be raw, exciting and authentic as possible.
Recapturing the essence of an AC/DC performance was never going to be easy, but countless fans have told us time and time again that we’ve succeeded and are the closest thing they've ever heard to the real thing.
Our current five man line-up have had AC/DC running through their veins since childhood and our passion for the music injects the venom into every 2 hour plus show that we play.
We deliver all the favourites such as Highway to Hell, Whole Lotta Rosie and Thunderstruck together with rare and seldom heard album tracks such as Walk All Over You, Soul Stripper, Kicked in The Teeth and many many more.
With our 3 longest serving members consisting of Neil (Malcolm Young/Guitar), Paddy (Phil Rudd/Drums) and Steve (Cliff Williams/Bass) making up the ‘engine room’, it gives Dave (Angus Young/Guitar) and Andrew (Brian Johnson/Bon Scott/Vocals) room to really fly and take our show to a whole new level.
We pride ourselves on never usually playing the same set list twice, so you never know what you might hear!
Whether you’ve been a fan from the very beginning or never seen us live before, we go all out in every show to give you a night to remember for a very long time.
There’s only one thing left to say…… Are You Ready For A Good Time?!"
‘This show is not to be missed for all AC/DC fans. Accurate in every way - For those about to Rock we salute you!‘ (John Hessenthaler).
This show is for a STANDING audience - limited seating at the edge of the space is available for those unable to stand for long periods.
