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- AC/DC performed at Festival Hall in Melbourne, Australia.
- AC/DC played their first concert with Bon Scott as lead singer. The concert took place at Masonic Hall in Rockdale, Australia.
- AC/DC performed at London's Marquee Club during their Lock Up Your Daughters Tour. The set included “Live Wire”, “Jailbreak”, “High Voltage” and “It's a Long Way to the Top”.
- AC/DC performed at London's Marquee Club during their Lock Up Your Daughters Tour. The set included “School Day”, “Problem Child”, “The Jack”, “Rocker” and “High Voltage”.
- AC/DC performed at London's Marquee Club during their Lock Up Your Daughters Tour. The set included “Baby, Please Don't Go”, “Live Wire”, “High Voltage”, “The Jack” and “It's a Long Way to the Top”.
- AC/DC performed at the Westfalenhalle in Dortmund, Germany.
- AC/DC performed at Stadthalle in Bern, Switzerland.
- AC/DC performed at the Jahrhunderthalle in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
- AC/DC performed at the Dubs club in Gainesville, Florida.
- AC/DC vystoupili v Hollywood Sportatorium v Pembroke Pines na Floridě.
- AC/DC performed at the famous Whisky A Go-Go club in Los Angeles.
- AC/DC performed at Gusman Philharmonic Hall in Miami, Florida.
- AC/DC performed at the Concert Hall in Calderone, New York.
- AC/DC performed at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.
- AC/DC performed at the Sports Arena in Toledo, Ohio.
- AC/DC released the live album "If You Want Blood You've Got It", the band's first live album and the only live album featuring Bon Scott as lead vocalist.
- AC/DC released “Highway to Hell,” the band’s final studio album with singer Bon Scott.
- AC/DC achieved their first UK No. 1 album with “Back In Black.” It was the band’s first album recorded without original vocalist Bon Scott, who died on February 19, 1980, and the album was dedicated to him. It was also the band’s first album with Brian Johnson. In August 2024, it was certified 27× platinum in the US by the RIAA, representing 27 million certified units.
- AC/DC Lane, a street named after the Australian rock band, was officially opened in Melbourne. During the ceremony, the band’s song “Long Way to the Top” was played on bagpipes.