Live Friday April 3rd, 2015
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The Ultimate AC/DC Tribute… Back by crazy demand. This band rocks… to put it simply. The previous 6 shows have sold out… don’t be stuck on the street. This is arguably the best party on April 3rd in the entire world… We’re really not going out on a limb in saying that. There are Tribute Bands… and there’s BC/DC.

Special Guest Band Heavy Airship – Led Zeppelin Tribute

Tickets available at the club and on our website atwww.clubelement.ca/tickets. Only $18 in advance including GST
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Doors open at 9pm. Reserve your dinner seat early.
There are Tribute Bands… and there’s BC/DC.

They were born of bush party ashes in the summer of 1999. Some 400+ unexpected gigs later, Canada’s BC/DC has systematically redefined the concept of a tribute band, garnering iconic status amongst diehard fans, agents, and venues from Vancouver BC to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. From the backyard biker bashes of Ymir, to the star-studded legendary rooms of Las Vegas. From Nelson to New York City.
While a web search will turn up dozens of AC/DC cover acts around the world, there aren’t likely many who’ve so successfully branded the Aussie band’s timeless raunch with such epic rock n’ roll fury, while also managing to bottle the essence of a wild frontier lifestyle.
Unlike many tribute acts claiming to be “North America’s #1 Clone” or “Just Like the Real Thing”, BC/DC has turned the tables. The band takes a comedic approach, claiming the tunes as their own, and to having “heard of some BC/DC tribute band from Australia”. They rarely give factual interviews to big city press. Adding to the schtick, the band members all go by comic aliases – lead singer Brendan Raftery’s Brian “Bon” Johnscottson paying respects to both AC/DC’s famous frontmen. It’s working. It’s the gift that keeps on giving.
BC/DC’s live show has become a legendary, and necessary “rite-of-passage” amongst their unwavering supporters and believers. With over-the-top stage energy, they deliver every last note of all the classic songs with absolute authority. You get tired just watching them. BC/DC is heavily rooted in the Bon Scott-era catalog (Dirty Deeds, TNT, Jailbreak, Let There Be Rock), but also covers AC/DC’s second “golden era” with all the essentials; Back in Black, For Those About to Rock, Hells Bells, and many more. Hey, there’s always another AC/DC tune… and BC/DC always seems more than eager to blast it out.
More info at www.bcdc.ca and www.clubelement.ca