AC/DC Lane anniversary
Cherry Bar owner James Young was in a celebratory mood to mark the 10th anniversary of AC/DC Lane on October 1.
His bouncer friends were also happy (on the inside) but felt it was unprofessional to smile for the camera.
The venue combined the anniversary with a celebration also marking the introduction of “agent of change” regulations protecting established live music venues.
A lightning bolt, originally added by street artist Knifey, has been officially installed on the AC/DC Lane street sign.
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