Patch AC/DC - High voltage Rock n Roll
Patch AC/DC - High voltage Rock n Roll
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AC/DC's iconic logo surrounded by the band's origins
Official AC/DC sew-on patch – Approx. 10 cm in diameter
⚡ This official AC/DC sew-on patch showcases the band's famous logo within a circular composition inspired by its visual identity. The inscriptions High Voltage Rock 'N' Roll and Australia • Est. 1973 celebrate AC/DC's Australian roots and the electrifying energy that has defined the group since its formation.
With its bold red logo outlined in yellow against a black background, this patch uses colours immediately associated with AC/DC. Its round shape gives the artwork a balanced appearance and makes the design instantly recognisable.
A visual identity built around high voltage ⚡
The famous lightning bolt separating AC from DC has become inseparable from the band's identity and perfectly reflects the electrical energy suggested by its name. The concentric circles and contrasting lettering highlight the central logo while drawing attention to the High Voltage Rock 'N' Roll and Australia • Est. 1973 inscriptions.
Proudly rooted in Australia 🇦🇺
Formed in Sydney in 1973 by brothers Malcolm and Angus Young, AC/DC went on to become one of the most influential bands in hard rock history. The words Australia • Est. 1973 recall the group's origins, while High Voltage Rock 'N' Roll evokes both its early career and the uncompromising musical identity that made it famous worldwide.
💡 Did you know?
The name AC/DC comes from the electrical abbreviation for “alternating current/direct current”. Malcolm and Angus Young reportedly noticed the letters on a sewing machine belonging to their sister Margaret. The name immediately suggested power and energy, making it a perfect match for the band's music.
Specifications
- Officially licensed AC/DC product
- Sew-on patch
- Approximate diameter: 10 cm
- Round format
- Official AC/DC logo with the inscriptions High Voltage Rock 'N' Roll and Australia • Est. 1973
This design brings together several defining markers of hard rock, a scene where AC/DC left a lasting mark.
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