WHAT?! AC/DC at a "Dive Bar" in Minneapolis THIS WEEK!

It's not that often that you find some post on a Facebook page where you are thinking "Seriously? Here? This is super cool". Usually the stuff you happen to find on social media can be super negative, or judgy or some other form of "just why?" But most of that will come from people commenting on the post, but every so often, you will find something like this where you might feel like it's time to take a little road trip to the metro and check this out.

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The other cool thing is that it's a two day event. But, need to plan now because it's happening tomorrow and Thursday, April 9th and 10th.

Here is what you can expect via the Facebook post from AD/DC Worldwide (btw, give them a follow).

Place:

Machine Shop, 300 2nd St SE, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414.

Dates and Times:

Wednesday, April 9th: 2pm – 10pm CST.

Thursday, April 10th: 12pm – 8pm CST.

What you can expect:

Iconic AC/DC props.

Exclusive merchandise, including special vinyl releases.

A chance to connect with fellow AC/DC fans.

Purpose: To kick off the Power Up Tour in the U.S.

If you are an AC/DC fan, make some plans to check this event out. I know it's totally short notice, but that is also what makes it even more special.

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