Back in 2016, Brian Johnson was forced to leave AC/DC due to hearing issues. However, thanks to a specialist, the frontman has since been able to return to the band. Johnson told Rolling Stone the following about his previous hearing issues: “It was pretty serious. I couldn’t hear the tone of the guitars at all.…
AC/DC will be releasing their new album, “PWR/UP,” on November 13. As previously reported, the effort’s first single, “Shot In The Dark,” will be released tonight (October 6) at 9:00 p.m. PDT. Brian Johnson said the following about the album during an interview with Rock 100.5: “It’s something probably nobody thought would happen. It was…
AC/DC have confirmed that their new single “Shot In The Dark“ will be released on October 6 at 9:00 pm PDT. That track is expected to appear on the band’s new album, which is believed to be titled “PWR/UP.”
During a recent interview with AC/DCFans.Net, AC/DC’s longtime engineer Mike Fraser discussed the recording process for the band’s new album, which is believed to be titled “PWR/UP.” Notably, he also confirmed that effort will feature riff ideas from the late Malcolm Young. Fraser said the following when asked if he thought the band would ever…
AC/DC’s new song “Shot In The Dark” is featured in a new Dodge commercial called “Family Motto.” The clip is based on the film “Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby” and it finds Gary Cole reprising his role as Reese Bobby. It also features kid actors playing younger versions of Ricky Bobby and Cal…
AC/DC have officially confirmed their reunited lineup. As the rumors suggested, the group currently features frontman Brian Johnson, guitarist Angus Young, drummer Phil Rudd, bassist Cliff Williams, and guitarist Stevie Young. This news comes as the band have been sharing teasers for what is believed to be a new album titled “Power Up.”
It looks like the new AC/DC album may be titled “Power Up.” The news was seemingly revealed after an ad recently popped up at Angus Young’s old school in Sydney, Australia. The poster features the phrase “Are You Ready? SYD PWR UP,” along with a link to pwrup.acdc.com. Notably, that site contains the previous lightning…
According to AC/DC fan site AC/DC Brasil, the band may have accidently posted photos from a new video shoot on their official homepage before removing them. The pictures, which appear to feature Brian Johnson, Angus Young, Phil Rudd, Cliff Williams, and Stevie Young, have since surfaced in the below Instagram posts: View this post on…
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