“It was my first concert. Prince was on the ‘Purple Rain’ tour and he had a string of shows at the St. Paul Civic Center right around Christmas,” he said. “It was absolutely life-changing.

The nine-year wait is finally almost over. After a nearly decade-long hiatus from touring in North America, AC/DC will play 13 stadiums all over the U.S. on their ‘Power Up Tour’ with The Pretty ...

AC/DC's original singer Dave Evans and Angus Young ... alongside brothers Malcolm and Angus Young [rhythm guitarist and lead guitarist], drummer Colin Burgess and bassist Larry Van Kriedt.

The family home where rock band AC/DC was founded has been mistakenly demolished ... a fan magazine disclosed the address. Hundreds of girls from local high schools descended upon the house ...

the current version of AC/DC will embark on a North American stadium tour this spring, with tickets available here. The band’s lineup features Angus alongside singer Brian Johnson, rhythm ...

HURLEY, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - 16 prep girls and boys basketball teams converged on the Hurley High School gym Saturday afternoon to play hoops and raise money for a good cause. The Midwest Miracles ...

MITCHELL — For three quarters, it was the Mitchell High School girls basketball team’s night on Friday. And then in short order, Harrisburg flipped the game upside down for an improbable comeback.

Rubin was focusing on the arrangements—or, in AC/DC’s case, lack thereof ... “I don’t know why it was as difficult as it was. We got off to a bad start because we went to, we worked ...

AC/DC's Phillip Rudd, Angus Young, Mark Evans, Malcolm Young, and Bon Scott photographed in 1977. The demolition of Angus and Malcolm's childhood home in Sydney has led to outrage by fans.

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 ...

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.