World Record Bagpipe Performance for AC/DC

In a remarkable display of unity and musical prowess, three hundred and seventy-four bagpipers in Melbourne, Australia, set a new world record by performing AC/DCs Its a Long Way to the Top at Federation Square. The event, The Great Melbourne Bagpipe Bash, was a prelude to AC/DCs first Australian concert in a decade. Among the pipers were Les Kenfield and Kevin Conlon, original members of the Rats of Tobruk Memorial Pipes and Drums who played with AC/DC in 1976. The record-breaking performance was confirmed by the Australian Book of Records, surpassing the previous record of three hundred and thirty-three pipers set in Bulgaria. Meanwhile, dedicated AC/DC fans like Keegan Kohler from Ohio awaited the bands concert, expecting an energetic experience from the Australian crowds. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.