Precious few bands can fill a stadium 52 years into their career — let alone play to an audience heavily populated by parents and their children, both generations sporting red devil horn headbands and ...

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.

MINNEAPOLIS — AC/DC is back on the “Rock N Roll Train” and steamrolling through with renewed vigor. On the band’s first North American tour since singer Brian Johnson, 77, was forced to leave the road ...

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AC/DC is one of the most iconic rock bands all the way from Down Under. From “Highway to Hell” to “Thunderstruck”, they made their mark on the rock music scene, especially after their fiery comeback ...

The legendary band showed why they are an unstoppable force, belting out classic hits to shake Optus Stadium all night long.

AC/DC’s Iron Man 2 soundtrack returns to the Official Album Downloads chart at No. 97 after more than a decade, while also climbing back into the U.K. Soundtrack Albums top 10. INDIO, CALIFORNIA - ...

With an explosive sound, rambunctious nature, and knack for writing songs that hit your core, the Australian-born classic rock band AC/DC has lived up to its electrified name. Their guitars ...

Precious few bands can fill a stadium 52 years into their career. Much less play to an audience heavily populated by parents and their teens/tweens, both generations cheering for 77-year-old singer ...

AC/DC kicked off their first U.S. non-festival performance since 2016 at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The band played a two-hour set featuring songs from their 2020 album "Power Up" and classic ...

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Precious few bands can fill a stadium 52 years into their career — let alone play to an audience heavily populated by parents and their children, both generations sporting red devil horn headbands and ...