The Jailbreakers | The early years of AC/DC

"I'm a jailbreaker; laws are nonsense, but today I drank a little too much, the world around me is spinning fast. Who put T.N.T. in my beer? Good Bye, Beautiful Life! - I Drive Into The Night
Down the highway to hell!"

According to legend, Bon Scott uttered this famous poem in broken German shortly before his death. Why in German of all languages; many serious musicologists have been asking themselves ever since. The answer is obvious!

Bon Scott bequeathed his musical legacy to a young music formation from central Germany, "The Jailbreakers" from Halle! And truly, they are worthy heirs to this old warhorse. As if the good Bon were keeping a suspicious eye on the administration of his legacy from his hellish chambers, the devil's son Harry rushes across the stage in an authentic school uniform, while Jens delivers the Australian rock legend's disreputable messages in a voice anointed with schnapps. In addition, Michael, Kai and Jan round off the sound and stage design so skillfully that, in the opinion of a recently convened team of female experts, only genetic engineering can be involved in this case! "The Jailbreakers are living proof of the success of human cloning, and anyone who has experienced their 90-minute show, peppered with all the AC/DC hits of the Bon Scott era, will undoubtedly agree with this theory.