Australia's own rock legends AC/DC are back on tour in the states to promote their latest album entitled, 'Black Ice.' Since forming in 1973, AC/DC's mammoth power-chord roar became one of the most influential hard rock sounds of the '70s. In its center are brothers Malcolm Young and lead guitarist Angus Young, whose signature blend of constant movement and head-bobbing in an Aussie school uniform are synonymous with their live shows. Lead singer Brian Johnson's growl and range remain, alongside current members Cliff Williams and Phil Rudd. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003, the band's many hits include 'You Shook Me All Night Long,' 'Back in Black,' 'Highway to Hell' and 'For Those About to Rock We Salute You.'

Puccini's beloved opera follows the romance between the poet Rodolfo and the beautiful Mimi. With their friends Colline the philosopher, Schaunard the musician, Marcello the painter and his fiery girlfriend Musetta, the artists charge headlong into a series of wild nights and romantic trysts set in the garrets of Paris and the raucous streets of the Latin Quarter.

Canadian-born Bryan Adams' hits include 'Cuts Like a Knife' and 'Everything I Do.'

Fronted by brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, Oasis married hard rock guitars and Beatle-styled melodies to become one of alternative rocks biggest bands. Their hits include 'Live Forever,' 'Champaign Supernova' and 'Wonderwall.' The band returns to the road to support their latest studio album, 'Dig Out Your Soul.'

The World's Number One Pink Floyd Tribute is the Australian Pink Floyd Show. Formed in Adelaide, South Australia in 1988, the group have the dubious honor of receiving the ultimate endorsement in 1996, becoming the only Floyd tribute band to be asked to perform for a member of Pink Floyd, namely David Gilmour's 50