Whole Lotta Voltage pay tribute to legendary AC/DC at Monroe’s

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The music of AC/DC will fill Monroe’s Live this Friday, July 26 as Ireland’s top tribute band Whole Lotta Voltage return to the city venue.

With a wild three- hour stage show, full costume, stunning musicianship and vocals, and a set-list covering four decades of rock & roll, this Dublin outfit are the tribute band for AC/DC fanatics.

Every detail of the original Australian band has been painstakingly studied and recreated by this crew. Simon Jordan delivers an accurate take on the late Bon Scott’s vocals, with his ear-piercing high notes and bluesy growl. The accuracy of his vocals are accentuated by his studied physical imitation of the front-man, who served with the band from 1974 until his death in 1980.

Christopher Cole takes the role of the legendary Angus Young, the band’s co-founder, and delivers a note for note re-playing of every famous Angus riff from the Scott era, while recreating the whirlwind stage presence of Angus's youth that made the band famous.

 Andy Goddard provides the thudding bass lines of Cliff Williams with mechanical accuracy, while Matt Burazin provides the beats of AC/DC’s drummer Phil Rudd, hitting every beat with snare smashing, kick thundering power and accuracy. Sean Quigley completes the line-up on rhythm guitar.

This should be a wild night of head-banging rock. The show starts at  midnight, and tickets are €10.

 

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