The Anglo-Australian rockers have accused local promoters of "falsely advertising" them as the headliners of the two-day Bucharest Rock Arena festival, which runs May 30-31. Tickets have been available online as well as at various retail outlets in the capital.
The band opened the U.K. leg of its "Black Ice" world tour at London's O2 arena on Tuesday, with a second sold-out date scheduled for Thursday.
(Editing by Dean Gooodman at Reuters)
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