AC/DC: Rock 'n' Roll Train rolls again - eps supplies Australia & New Zealand Tour

It was the first AC/DC tour in Australia and New Zealand for nine years. And probably the most successful ever. 500,000 sold tickets on the first day. 14 concerts in seven venues. The Black Ice Tour rolls on.

And again eps, company for infrastructure and services, was part of the tour truck through New Zealand and Australia. Tour operator Garry Van Egmond Enterprises Ltd engaged eps to provide ground protection systems Arena Panels and LD Panels and the turf protection system Terraplas. For most of the venues eps also supplied stage barriers (GIGS) and police barriers (POL).

The Panels were set up with a 3D Geotex underlay beneath, named ENKAMAT. This additional layer protects the lawn. It yields a better air circulation and accruing heat can escape easily.

On the Australia and New Zealand tour eps laid a total of 66,250 m² of ground and turf protection systems and built an additional 2,000 m barrier systems.

Next European gigs of the Rock´n Roll Train and eps will be on May 14th Sofia, 16th Bucharest, 19th Udine, 22nd Wels, 27th Warsaw, 30th Oslo an in June 1st Tampere, 3rd Stockholm, 8th Bern, 12th Stuttgart, 15th Nice, 18th Paris, 20th Dresden and finally 22nd Berlin.

Please find further information on www.eps.ag.

With offices in Germany, Australia, Poland, Denmark and North America eps is one of the world’s leading providers of event infrastructure such as grandstands, stages, ground or turf protection systems, roads for heavy goods vehicles, security gates, furniture, and mobile sanitary installations.

eps also handles project and CAD planning for major events as well as the invitations to tender and coordination of all trades involved.

Please find further information on www.eps.ag.

CONTACT:

Yvonne Kloefkorn
eps group
Munich office
Talangerstraße 5
82152 Krailling
Germany

Tel.: +49 89 89 444 570
Fax: +49 89 89 444 577
Mobile: +49 1761 47 57 006
yvonne.kloefkorn@eps.ag

http://www.eps.ag

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