Veteran Australian music promoter Garry Van Egmond has died aged 82.
The Melbourne -based rock promoter, who was responsible for AC/DC's tours for 30 years, passed away on Saturday morning following complications from surgery.Friends and family confirmed his death on Sunday night.
In 2010, he was the promoter for AC/DC's 'Blck Ice Tour' - which at the time was fastest selling concert in Australian history with over 520,000 tickets sold in under three hours. Garry is regarded as one of Australia's most respected music touring stalwarts, having helped sell a whopping 35 million tickets across across Australia, New Zealand and Asia during his four-decade career.
'He was a superb mentor to me and I have enjoyed working with him for nearly 30 years. Over that time we have presented some amazing events in Australia, New Zealand and Asia. He was a fantastic father and friend to me and will be missed dearly by his family, friends, and colleagues.' 'Garry was not only a highly valued colleague but a thoroughly decent person, and a resounding talent with the highest integrity. His legacy will stand the test of time.'
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