AC/DC Lane is a small alley in Melbourne’s CBD, named after the Australian rock band and covered in music-themed street art. Murals include tributes to AC/DC and album-cover imagery you can look for as you walk. The lane was transformed into a street art destination in the early 2000s, and its compact size makes it an easy stop while exploring central Melbourne. Bring your camera, and take your time spotting the different rock references.
How the lane became a street art stop
AC/DC Lane takes its name from the Australian rock band. The alley was transformed into a street art destination in the early 2000s, with murals and graffiti drawing on Melbourne’s musical connections.
Look for rock references
The artwork includes tributes to AC/DC and images based on musicians’ album covers. Walk along the lane and see how many references you can identify. The murals make this small alley a focused stop for music fans and people exploring Melbourne’s street art.
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Is AC/DC Lane free to visit?
Yes. The lane is free to walk through.
How long do you need at AC/DC Lane?
It is a small alley and works as a quick stop. Take extra time if you want to look for album-cover imagery and photograph the murals.
What can you see at AC/DC Lane?
The lane has graffiti and murals with rock-music themes, including tributes to AC/DC and album-cover imagery.
