AC/DC's Iconic 'Jailbreak' Performance: A 34-Year-Wait Ends
AC/DC, the legendary Australian rock band, made history by performing their 1976 classic 'Jailbreak' live for the first time since 1991 during their recent tour in Melbourne, Australia. This highly anticipated moment marked a significant return to their roots, as the band celebrated their iconic Bon Scott era.
The song, a fan favorite, was originally released on the Australian edition of the album 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap' in 1976. It later gained international recognition when it was included in the '74 Jailbreak EP' eight years later. The performance at the Melbourne Cricket Ground was a testament to the band's enduring legacy and their ability to captivate audiences with timeless hits.
The concert also featured the debut of 'Riff Raff' from the 'Powerage' album and the energetic opener 'If You Want Blood (You've Got It).' Angus Young, Brian Johnson, and the rest of the band delivered a powerful show, leaving fans enthralled.
AC/DC's tour schedule is packed with excitement, with upcoming shows in Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, and Brisbane, followed by a South American and Mexican tour in early 2026. The band will then return to North America for a 16-date summer tour, starting in Charlotte and ending in Philadelphia.
The Melbourne performance was a testament to the band's enduring appeal, and 'Jailbreak' has been added to their set list for the rest of the tour. This rare performance is a must-watch for fans, offering a glimpse into AC/DC's rich history and their ability to evolve while staying true to their classic sound.
Don't miss the chance to witness AC/DC's iconic 'Jailbreak' live, a performance that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on fans worldwide.
