Popular AC/DC tribute band to split amid guitarist's health concerns
A Manx AC/DC tribute band, who have been playing to crowds for 22 years, have announced plans to disband.
Formed in 2004, DC/AC have become well-renowned amongst the Island's live music scene, covering classics from the Australian group such as 'Highway to Hell' and 'Back in Black'.
The group will play their last ever live show, dubbed ‘The Final Stand’, at the The Villa Marina Royal Hall on 2 June.
Paul Daugherty, who performs as Angus Young, says issues with his health mean it's time to call it a day, but says the audience will be in for a treat in June:
Listen to the full interview with Paul Daugherty via the Manx Radio Newscast below:
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