It's louder than you might think.

AC/DC came to rock the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday night, Nov. 12 and the entire city felt it. The opening date of AC/DC's Power Up tour of Australia was detected by earthquake monitoring ...

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Was it the drums? Did they turn the power up too high? Wednesday night's AC/DC concert in Melbourne registered on earthquake detection equipment as the rock icons played their first concert in ...

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AC/DC’s first show in their home country in a decade was so powerful the sound waves registered on earthquake detection equipment. The band apparently took their 1980 hit “You Shook Me All Night Long” ...