AC/DC Tribute Show «Highway To Symphony» with Symphony Orchestra
AC/DC Tribite Show "Highway to Symphony" with Symphony Orchestra
To hear the songs of the legendary AC/DC at a concert alive is a dream of many rock lovers! “Highway to Symphony” is a show that makes dreams come true! The first and the only concert with a symphony orchestra is a dedication to the famous AC/DC group with the participation of specially invited artists: Jack Frost (the best voice of Bon Scott), and "The Jack" group. Analogues of this show simply do not exist!
In one evening, two eras will converge on the stage! AC/DC and symphony orchestra, classic and contemporary. The strong energy of the concerts will not leave indifferent any of the many thousands of listeners of all ages.
The cult period of "high-voltage" rock'n'roll, inextricably linked with the personality of Bon Scott, personifies Bon's official voice is Jack Frost. Jack Frost is The Jack tribute vocalist, the best voice of Bon Scott in the world according to AC/DC fan clubs opinion!
And the second period of success of the real Australian rockers is for sure associated with Brian Johnson, who will be embodied on the show by the special guest vocalist Dodo "Brian" Shimun.
"The Jack" is an AC/DC tribute band and a symphony orchestra "Lords Of The Sound", this is 2 hours of high-voltage Australian rock and roll in the best live performance.
An explosive large-scale show awaits the audience: the best hits and guitar riffs of two eras of Australian rockers, overflowing energy, symphonic integrations and interpretations of hard rock, a stunning sound that is as close to the original as possible! And the most important - these are fantastic emotions under the songs of your favorite AC/DC!
Fusion of AC/DC rock'n'roll with a symphony orchestra is being held for the first time! A unique show, the pure energy of Australian rock, a driving sound and the harmony of a symphony orchestra in a new coloring book will give you fantastic emotions! Two eras of AC/DC in one program - "Highway to Symphony".