INTERNATIONAL AC/DC FAN MEETING 2010

It was announced to us last June in Berlin the day before the AC/DC gig at the Olympiastadion. The German fans have kept their word: they will organise the biggest fan meeting in the world after the end of the Black Ice Tour!

It will take place in Geiselwind in Bavaria on 15 and 16 October with a series of special AC/DC-related events including a big record fair and several cover band concerts. Hundreds of fans from all over Europe will be there to party together in the name of Rock'n'Roll and AC/DC!

AC/DC Abruzzo will participate in the fan meeting and will also take the opportunity to introduce the BLACK ICE WORLD TOUR 2008-2010 PHOTO BOOK to the International fan community. The book, which will be released worldwide on 15 October, can be viewed and purchased by all the fans who will visit us during the record fair on Saturday, obviously avoiding extra charges for shipping and handling.

SEE YOU SOON!

For further information about the event:

http://www.acdc-germany.de/

http://www.acdc-fantreffen.com/en/fanshelfenfans/

http://www.acdc.com/us/acdc-today/international-acdc-fan-meeting-october-16-2010-geiselwind-germany

Or contact Juergen:
webmaster@acdc-germany.de

AC/DC FANS!!!

Six-page section of the book dedicated to all AC/DC fans around the world

AC/DC Abruzzo conquer Mt. Gran Sasso (The Big Stone)

No more AC/DC concerts. No more trips around the world. No more exotic food. No more exotic girls. No more challenges. No more adrenaline... Despite the making of the Black Ice photo book, life was getting a bit boring after the end of the Black Ice World Tour. So the boys in AC/DC Abruzzo decided to meet again for another enterprise. To conquer the highest peak of the Gran Sasso Mountain and the Apennines, the Corno Grande (The Big Horn) 2912 m above sea level.

On August 19, Matteo, Stefano, Andrea, Alessandra and Marco, after spending the night in tents near Campo Imperatore, started climbing the last part of the "Little Tibet of Abruzzo" at 2 am and managed to reach the peak at 6 am. Just in time to witness the enchanting sunrise...

What now?