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“Angus looked like a pincushion, blood streaming out of his skin, and he’s seemingly oblivious to the pain”: Why supporting AC/DC is a thankless task

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“Angus looked like a pincushion, blood streaming out of his skin, and he’s seemingly oblivious to the pain”: Why supporting AC/DC is a thankless task

Ever wondered what it’s like to open for AC/DC? So did Ginger Wildheart, when his band were invited to support them on 1996’s Ballbreaker tour. The man himself looks back

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