AC/DC certainly know where their fans shop. Black Ice, the time-honored rockers' first album in more than eight years, sold 784,000 copies during its first week, earning the band their second No. 1 album -- and first chart-topping debut ever! What's more, the album is being sold exclusively via Wal-Mart, Sam's Club, and online via AC/DC's official web site. Whoa!

In my confirmation email from the record label representative, I was told that travel from Manhattan to Wilkes-Barre, PA, ("Wilkes-Berry?" "Wilkes-Bar?" Actually, it's "Wilkes-Bear-Uh") and back for an exclusive AC/DC performance Sunday night would be by VIP Bus.

Here's a rundown of albums available online and in record stores today:

Get out your private school uniforms and master your air-guitar skills, riff merchants AC/DC have unveiled a bevy of additional shows as a part of their Black Ice World Tour.

AC/DC have revealed the first North American leg of their Black Ice World Tour, set to kick off Oct. 28 in Wilkes-Barre, PA. The 23-date outing is the band's first since 2001.

Revered rockers AC/DC will join the ranks of Garth Brooks, the Eagles, and Journey by tapping superstore chain Wal-Mart to be the exclusive retailer for their forthcoming Brendan O'Brien-produced album, which, according to Billboard.com report [via The Wall Street Journal], is expected to drop