AC/DC Highway to Hell Back Patch

Highway to Hell came out in 1979 and it was the last AC/DC record Bon Scott ever made. That weight is baked into every track, which is probably why it still sounds like the world ending in the best possible way.

For a band from Melbourne's western suburbs who became the loudest thing Australia ever exported, AC/DC belongs on the back of a jacket the same way they belong in a sticky-floored pub at full volume. This is the Highway to Hell artwork in full back-patch scale, because some albums deserve more than a button badge. Hard rock, Australian rock, genuinely one of the greatest front-to-back rock records ever committed to tape.

Official woven sew-on patch, made in England under license. Approximately 300mm wide x 365mm tall. Fans of: Rose Tattoo, The Angels, Airbourne, Guns N Roses.