And lucky fans at a handful of gigs saw AC/DC’s Malcolm and Angus Young join the band for ... It was also the last full tour for lead singer Brian Johnson, forced to quit the subsequent “Rock or Bust ...

Developers who demolished the home of AC/DC siblings Angus and Malcolm Young are apologizing, claiming they didn’t know the ...

Brian Johnson and the legendary Aussie group will get to the Tri-State is when they headline Foxborough, MA’s Gillette Stadium on Sunday, May 4. While these shows will be AC/DC’s first in ...

AC/DC’s Angus Young, Malcolm Young and Brian Johnson with the Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards backstage at a gig You ended up jamming with the Stones that night, so what ...

Somehow, within that time frame, they would weather the death of livewire frontman Bon Scott and yet rebound in the same year with new singer Brian Johnson and the classic album Back In Black. Almost ...

Dave Evans was only a member of AC/DC for a short amount of time, but the original singer was there at the beginning. During ...

And unwittingly, Bon Scott himself had said, ‘Of all the singers I have seen in England, this kid called Brian Johnson was the best’… which was a very nice thing to say.” Thus, when Scott tragically ...

At the bustling Bryant Park Winter Village, the Strawberro booth is drawing huge lines for its ... with pistachio cream and milk chocolate. Brian Zak/NY Post People rushed past, noted the line ...

Rubin was focusing on the arrangements—or, in AC/DC’s case, lack thereof. “Highway to Hell is probably the most natural-sounding rock record I’ve ever heard,” Rubin wrote in his essay.

Fans can expect the classic AC/DC powerhouse lineup to bring the thunder: Brian Johnson on vocals, Angus Young shredding lead guitar, Stevie Young holding down rhythm guitar and Chris Chaney on bass.

Removed the Drawing Board: Breaking a streak that dates ... Struck by Thunder: Fighters dipped into the well for “Thunderstruck” by AC/DC again this year, using the hit by the Aussie rockers ...

Malcolm and Angus would go on to found AC/DC in 1973 while older brother George co-founded rock band the Easybeats in 1964. Both Malcolm and George died in 2017, with Angus still touring with the ...