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For their first Australian show in a decade, AC/DC ripped through 21 hits in a two-hour-plus set.

16 years since their third album and three years since reforming, Kisschasy are fully back, releasing their long-awaited new album in February.

"It was a sensational crowd, almost supernatural in feeling, and we wanted the essence of that audience to live on through the record forever," said Isabella Manfredi.

"Playing the album from start to finish is such a special experience for us," remarked guitarist Stu MacLeod.

AC/DC Lane now sports a new, light-up installation to celebrate the iconic rockers’ long-awaited return to the city.

TISM's voracious fanbase have turned out to ensure their debut appearance at the Sydney Opera House won't be to empty seats, with a second show now added due to to overwhelming demand.

While there are no set times attached to the day-by-day breakdown, many more artists will be added to the line-up ahead of next year’s festival.

"If you’re sick of Christmas carols & holiday tunes, the best way to get over that is to record your own rock n roll versions and embrace the Christmas chaos."

The Melbourne rockers will take time out of supporting the mighty AC/DC to dish out a free hometown show.

Jack White named over 30 bands that haven't been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, including Pavement, Fugazi, Black Flag, Sleater-Kinney, and many others.