These four iconic rock musicians actually struggled to play some of their greatest hits live in front of audiences.

Even though they’re calling this the “Power Up” tour after the band’s last record, AC/DC played only two tunes from the album ...

"Malcolm Young has been a critical element of the AC/DC guitar sound for decades," Guitar ... Young co-founded the band in 1973 with his brother, Angus Young.

The childhood home of future AC/DC guitar legends Angus and Malcolm Young has been demolished. The house, which stood at 4 Burleigh Street in Burwood, Sydney, was added to the New South Wales ...

Angus and Malcolm ... when you got to the venue? Malcolm: Keith came straight out to see us, and we all got on. Then somebody said: “Did you bring your guitars?” The next thing we knew we ...

The Sydney childhood home of AC/DC legends Angus ... guitar, Simon Wright on drums and Chris Slade on drums. Their latest album Power Up was released in 2020 and is their first since Malcolm ...

“[Malcolm] got me into it,” Angus admitted in 1983. “In the early days, we used to fool around on some of our first albums. He would do little bits of guitar. We would double up ...

In a weird way, Angus Young always sounds nostalgic, whether that’s because of his simple guitar rig ... instantly recognisable chords, then Malcolm and Angus meddle the mixture into a soaring ...

For founding lead guitarist Angus Young, the process had been ... He was a very strong personality, Malcolm. And when he played guitar, he was totally unique in the way that he played.

AC/DC brothers Angus and Malcolm Young tie at No. 1 on Billboard's Hard Rock Songwriters chart (dated Jan. 30), each leading for the first time thanks to a pair of songwriting credits on the ...

and talking about writing and recording new album Power Up – a high voltage display of rock electric guitar on which all 12 songs were co-written by Malcolm, who died in 2017. Host Waleed Aly asked ...

“I hope this whole album generates a new bunch of kids that want to pick up a guitar ... Angus Young told Music Week. “What went on Black Ice was just really the beginning of what we had ...