A new mural honoring AC/DC’s original lead singer, Bon Scott, has been unveiled in Melbourne as part of celebrations marking what would have been his 80th birthday. The artwork was introduced in AC/DC Lane, a well known location that has become closely connected to the band’s history and influence in Australia.
The tribute was revealed during a special event recognizing Scott’s lasting impact on rock music. The mural joins other pieces of public art in the laneway, continuing a tradition of celebrating the legendary band in one of Melbourne’s most recognizable music landmarks.
Bon Scott fronted AC/DC during the 1970s and appeared on several of the group’s most influential albums before his death in 1980. His distinctive voice and energetic performances helped shape the band’s early identity and left a lasting mark on rock music around the world.
The latest addition to AC/DC Lane reflects the continued admiration for Scott decades after his passing. Fans visiting Melbourne now have another landmark to explore as the city continues to recognize one of Australia’s most celebrated rock icons.
