Flashback: AC/DC Rip Through ‘TNT’ at 1977 London Gig
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New photos suggest that AC/DC are gearing up for a new album, so here’s a look back to when Bon Scott was still fronting the band
AC/DC Apparently Reveal New Lineup with Leaked Photos
Posted in: Music NewsA series of since-deleted photos on the AC/DC site appear to have confirmed rumours surrounding the group's current lineup.
AC/DC’s Brian Johnson Says We Took Live Music For Granted Before COVID
Posted in: Music News“I think it’s made us realise how much we took for granted... When you’ve gone to a gig or something and you hear somebody hit that guitar, like your good self, and just knock the snot out of it and you just get that shiver down your back."
Flashback: AC/DC Rip Through ‘Moneytalks’ at 1991 Monsters of Rock Festival
Posted in: Music NewsSee footage from the band’s first tour with drummer Chris Slade, who rejoined for the 2015 ‘Rock or Bust’ tour after an absence of two decades
Drummer Chris Slade on His Years With AC/DC, the Firm, David Gilmour, and Manfred Mann
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Welsh musician has played on everything from Tom Jones’ Sixties hits to Manfred Mann’s “Blinded by the Light” and AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck”
AC/DC: 25 Essential Songs
Posted in: Music ListsThe Aussie legends’ rude and raucous best, from “Big Balls” to “Back in Black”
AC/DC Release Vintage ‘You Shook Me All Night Long’ Live Video
Posted in: Music NewsPerformance filmed at Tokyo’s Nippon Seinenkan on the Back in Black tour in February 1981
AC/DC Release Vintage ‘What Do You Do for Money Honey’ Live Video
Posted in: Music NewsPerformance comes from first time on the road with Brian Johnson
Flashback: AC/DC Play a Scorching ‘Highway to Hell’ at Coachella
Posted in: Music NewsThe 2015 edition of the festival featured the first AC/DC concert in five years, along with the unveiling of the band’s new lineup
Dee Snider Claims New AC/DC Album Contains Malcolm Young “Surprises”
Posted in: Music News"This is AC/DC as we know and love them," Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider said of the Australian group's forthcoming new album.
