AC/DC Fan Flew From Argentina To England To Spend 3 Hours With AC/DC
AC/DC Rock or Bust

AC/DC Fan Flew From Argentina To England To Spend 3 Hours With AC/DC

by Paul Cashmere on November 15, 2014

in New Music,News

AC/DC have released a video documenting the making of the ‘Play Ball’ and ‘Rock Or Bust’ videos in London recently.

To create the video, AC/DC invited fans from all over the world to join them for the shoot. Fans flew from as far as Dubai and South America. One fan flew from Argentina to be a part of the video for a few hours.

“One fan, complete with an Angus uniform, flew from South America to watch AC/DC make a video for three and a half hours, and then he flew home to South America”, said video director David Mallett.

Singer Brian Johnson said the fans are “a member of the band by default”.

“If there is something to video we’ll get as many fans there to be part of it,” Angus Young said.

Watch AC/DC talk about the fans and their new video and listen to the premiere of the title track ‘Rock Or Bust’

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