“Hello!” greeted singer Brian Johnson as AC/DC took to the stage in Chicago as the American leg of their “Power Up” tour wound down. “It’s been too long. Where you been?” joked the singer, rejoining ...

AC/DC is currently on their "Power Up" Tour, and will be performing at Perth's Optus Stadium from Thursday to next Monday.

MINNEAPOLIS – The sight of Marshall amps stacked three high and more than a dozen across the back of a stadium stage can mean only one thing: AC/DC is back. Taking the stage for their first U.S.

AC/DC closed out their 2025 North American Power Up tour with a commanding show in front of a packed house of 50,000 fans in Cleveland Wednesday night. Here's hoping it won't be the last time they ...

Back in Black nearly didn’t happen, but one unforgettable AC/DC song made the album a rock classic and the band legendary.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - AC/DC may have originated in the Land Down Under, but their music has always been as American as apple pie and as sturdy and dependable as a good bra. The band, 52 years into its ...

AC/DC will extend their Power Up tour into 2026. The Aussie rockers just announced a series of new dates throughout North and South America for next year. The South/Latin American leg begins on Feb.

At the time, AC/DC were working on their third album, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, and recorded a rough version of Young’s song while in Maschen, Germany, in 1976. On the demo, Young is on lead vocals ...

The best AC/DC albums are simply the archetypal sound of hard rock. Whereas those that came before them made their name on bells and whistles—technicolor solos, outrageous displays of confidence, ...

In his memoir, Derek Shulman reflects on rescuing AC/DC in the '90s, turning around their fortunes when they were on the ...

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MINNEAPOLIS – The sight of Marshall amps stacked three high and more than a dozen across the back of a stadium stage can mean only one thing: AC/DC is back. Taking the stage for their first U.S.