AC DC

On September 5, 1986, AC/DC rocked the Market Square Arena in Indianapolis, bringing to life their classic hits during a historic moment in their career. Just a year prior, they released the 'Who Made Who' soundtrack album, which featured a mix of new songs and tracks from their earlier works, creating a bridge between their hard-hitting past and a new era after the departure of Bon Scott. Interestingly, this album also served to promote Stephen King's film, 'Maximum Overdrive,' effectively intertwining rock music and cinema. The live performance features iconic songs like 'Back in Black' and 'Shot Down in Flames,' showcasing the raw energy that they were known for. AC/DC's stage presence during this era was legendary, and the crowd could feel the electric charge in the air—proof of their growing popularity in the mid-'80s, solidifying their place as one of rock's greatest bands.

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