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Gigs on wheels help drive the return of Melbourne’s music scene, but venues brace for a slow summer

In 1976, rock legends AC/DC took to Swanston Street to film a blistering rendition of It’s a Long Way to the Top, from the back of a flatbed truck.
Key points:
- After months without gigs, Melbourne musicians are performing on the back of a truck to distanced diners
- Booking agent Sean Simmons says the pandemic has forced the industry to get more creative
- But venues are calling for more certainty from the State Government so they can plan their comebacks
Almost 45 years later, local artists are gearing up to follow in their footsteps as part of Rock Around the Block, a series of roving music gigs performed on the streets of inner Melbourne.
The pop-up performances will take centre stage outside of restaurants and various venues for just 30…
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