Accept To Play One Australian Show Only In Melbourne

by Paul Cashmere on June 13, 2017

German metal band Accept will return to Australia in September but for one show only … for Melbourne.

Accept will release their 15th album ‘The Rise of Chaos’ in August ahead of the show.

The origins of Accept began in Germany in 1968 but current members Wolf Hoffmann (since (1976) and Peter Baltes (since 1978) form the core of today’s band.

One of Accept’s songs, ‘I’m A Rebel’ from 1980, was written and recorded by AC/DC but AC/DC never released it. The song featured Alex Young, Malcolm and George’s oldest brother, on lead vocals with Bon Scott on backing vocals.

Accept Live:
Sunday 17TH September – Melbourne, 170 Russell

Tickets
Pre-Sale Wednesday 14th June 9am
On-Sale Friday 16th June 9am
From http://www.metropolistouring.com/accept/

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Tagged as: 70s, AC/DC, Accept, Germany, metal

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