GAYC/DC (USA)

<h3>GAYC/DC</h3><p><strong>Friday 21 August</strong></p><p><strong>The Prince Bandroom, St Kilda (Melbourne)</strong></p><p>Rock’s most testosterone-charged anthems, flipped into a loud, proud, high-voltage queer celebration. <strong>GAYC/DC</strong> hits The Prince Bandroom with a show that’s equal parts <strong>fabulous</strong> and <strong>ferocious.</strong></p><p>This isn’t a gimmick. It’s a proper rock show. Big riffs, big choruses, big energy… with a gloriously queer twist. Yes, you’ll hear the classics. Yes, you’ll laugh. And yes, you’ll be yelling the hooks back by the end of the night.</p><p><strong>Expect:</strong></p><ul> <li>AC/DC bangers with a bold, cheeky makeover</li> <li>A hot, sweaty, up-close Bandroom rock experience</li> <li>Glitter, attitude, and serious musicianship</li> <li>The kind of night where everyone’s welcome</li></ul><p><strong>What people say (for a reason):</strong></p><ul> <li>Louder: “Spot on with the music, unforgettable in every way.”</li> <li>Music Feeds: “Will turn skeptics into fans.”</li> <li>Classic Rock: “Turned into something altogether more fabulous.”</li></ul><p>Founded by <strong>Christopher Freeman</strong> (Pansy Division) and drummer <strong>Brian Welch, </strong>GAYC/DC have built a cult following for delivering the goods while creating a space that’s inclusive, celebratory, and loud as hell.</p><p>If you love AC/DC, love rock, love a party, or just want to see what happens when the classics get a fabulous makeover… <strong>this one’s for you.</strong></p><p><strong>Tickets on sale now.</strong></p><p>Don’t wait, this will move fast in the Bandroom.</p><p><strong>Tickets &amp; Information:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.tributetouring.com/" target="_blank">tributetouring.com</a></p><p><strong>About GAYC/DC</strong></p><p>GAYC/DC takes AC/DC's catalog and gives it a gloriously queer makeover. Think "Dirty Dudes (Done Dirt Cheap)" instead of "Dirty Deeds." But here's the thing: they're not just having a laugh. These guys can actually play. Founded by Christopher Freeman (who also plays bass for Pansy Division) and drummer Brian Welch, the lineup includes Glen Pavan on bass, Patrick Goodwin on guitar, and Stev