Highway To Hell is available to play anywhere on the planet for casinos, theaters, large venues, and events. They are also the premier band for the biggest biker events in the USA! This amazing band is proud to be the only AC/DC tribute to have members share the stage with AC/DC’s Brian Johnson and Cliff Williams, and they were featured on the real AC/DC home page for being part of the massive AC/DC Festival in Peru in 2011. You will be amazed by the attention to detail in Highway to Hell's show - the music, the instruments, and the look and a cannon! Highway to Hell plays songs spanning the entire 40 year career of AC/DC - songs made famous by both of AC/DC's legendary singers, Bon Scott and Brian Johnson. Expect Incredible vocals, powerful rhythms, and a crazy rockin’ Angus! This 2700-mile road is The Highway to Hell for the thousands of children, some as young as nine, who are trapped in sophisticated child prostitution. For over 20 years Highway To Hell has traveled internationally and all over the USA to bring their high energy fan friendly AC/DC show to all types of audiences. We asked Morello if he feels like an honorary E Streeter now: SOUNDCUE (:17 OC. Thank you and good night."Īside from past touring duties, Tom Morello played on Bruce Springsteen's 2012 album, Wrecking Ball, and was featured extensively on its 2014 followup, High Hopes. One of the greatest rock n' roll songs of all time sung by two of the greatest rock n’roll singers of all time. Morello tweeted: "Our version of 'Highway To Hell' pays homage to AC/DC but with Bruce Springsteen and Eddie Vedder, bringing this legendary song into the future. Morello and Springsteen thrilled crowds with a rendition of the tune during the E Street Band's 2014 tour of Down Under when Morello was subbing for Steve Van Zandt.
Tom Morello has tapped Bruce Springsteen and Eddie Vedder for a new rendition of AC/DC's 1979 classic, "Highway To Hell." The track is the lead single from Morello's latest solo set, The Atlas Underground Fire, which drops on October 15th.
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