McCoist went to see his favorite band, AC/DC, play at Berlin’s Olympiastadion, while the Tartan Army relaxed with a cold pint at the bar.
Ally McCoist was singing from a different hymn sheet when supporters of Scotland descended upon Munich in advance of their Euros match against Germany this evening, June 14. On Thursday, June 13, thousands of supporters, including the Rangers icon, flocked to Bavaria.
McCoist, 61, went to the Olympiastadion in Berlin to see his favorite band, AC/DC, perform live while others had a nice pint at the bar. The Scots-Aussie rockers’ performance, which was a part of their most recent tour to mark their 50 years as a band, delighted the former striker.
In a video that was shared on X, a platform that was once known as Twitter, he provided followers with an inside look into the performance, stating that it was “amazing” for him He wrote: “I’m here in Germany for the @euro2024 and really looking forward to this tournament, it’s going to be special.
“Last night I went to watch @acdc and they were amazing!”
Talking to the camera, he added: “Very good morning guys, I hope you’re all well.
“I arrived here last night and kicked things off in a bit of style.
I went to see AC/DC. Yes, that’s correct, AC/DC.
“They were absolutely unbelievable. They were fantastic.”
Super Ally then told fans that he plans on doing a video diary each day of the tournament.
He said: “I’m going to be doing a wee kind of montage diary of the tournament.
“I hope to post something every day but if not, every couple of days. But hopefully every day.
Make sure you get yourself tuned in for the opener.
“It will include some footage from last night’s concert at the Olympic Stadium in Munich. That’s right, AC/DC.
“Stay tuned. Over and out.”
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