Matt Furies Highway To Hell Tour

Pepe Scott, with his laid-back yet intense demeanor, takes on the persona of Bon Scott, the original frontman of AC/DC. Born in Australia, Pepe quickly rises to fame with his distinctive, raspy voice and wild onstage antics. His charismatic performances and rebellious spirit make him a fan favorite, and he helps shape AC/DC’s sound with iconic albums like 'High Voltage,' 'Let There Be Rock,' and 'Highway to Hell.' Despite his rockstar lifestyle, Pepe's journey is tragically cut short, leaving a lasting legacy as one of rock's greatest frontmen.

Landwolf Young, the embodiment of raw energy and musical talent, steps into the role of Angus Young, the legendary lead guitarist of AC/DC. Born in Sydney, Landwolf’s frenetic guitar playing and electrifying stage presence define the band’s high-voltage performances. Known for his schoolboy outfit and boundless energy, Landwolf’s riffs and solos on albums like 'Back in Black,' 'Highway to Hell,' and 'Thunderstruck' become the cornerstone of AC/DC’s sound, solidifying his place as one of the greatest guitarists in rock history.

Brett Young, with his mischievous yet focused nature, takes on the persona of Malcolm Young, the driving force behind AC/DC’s rhythm section. Born in Glasgow and moving to Sydney, Brett co-founds AC/DC with his brother Landwolf. His powerful rhythm guitar work and exceptional songwriting skills are crucial to the band’s success. Brett’s influence is evident in every riff and chord progression on classic albums like 'Highway to Hell' and 'Back in Black.' His steadfast dedication and musical vision help AC/DC become one of the most enduring rock bands in history.

Andy Rudd, with his easygoing yet reliable nature, embodies Phil Rudd, the steadfast drummer of AC/DC. Born in Melbourne, Andy’s precise and powerful drumming provides the solid backbone for AC/DC’s hard-hitting sound. His no-nonsense style and tight rhythms anchor iconic tracks like 'Highway to Hell' and 'Back in Black.' Despite personal struggles and legal issues, Andy’s commitment to the band and his craft remains unwavering, making him an integral part of AC/DC’s legacy.

Bork Williams, the fun-loving yet grounded member of Matt Furie’s universe, steps into the role of Cliff Williams, the steadfast bassist of AC/DC. Born in England and later moving to Australia, Bork’s solid bass lines and unassuming presence provide a steady foundation for the band’s music. His contributions to albums like 'Powerage,' 'Highway to Hell,' and 'Back in Black' are essential to the band’s powerful sound. Bork’s quiet dedication and musical reliability make him a key figure in AC/DC’s enduring success.