This month marks the 45th anniversary of Highway To Hell, the classic sixth album by Australian rock institution AC/DC. I mention this because I have written a column about my favorite AC/DC songs, ...

It was once suggested to AC/DC’s guitar-playing brothers Malcolm and Angus Young that all of their albums sounded the same. “Same band!” Malcolm replied. “That’s the good thing about us. It’s just ...

This hit AC/DC song came out in 1975, but the incredible energy the band injected into the song when they performed it live definitely influenced arena rock in the decade that followed. This song didn ...

No concept albums, disco-flavored single, grunge makeover, or virtue signaling. Just raw, stadium-filling songs about good times, hot gals and hotter hell, delivered with razor vocals, lightning ...

When a band as massive and long-running as AC/DC goes on tour, they inevitably have to leave a lot of songs on the cutting-room floor. That's not quite as big a problem for the Aussie rockers as other ...

Whether they’re building tension or coming out swinging, our list of Top 5 AC/DC Concert Opening Songs proves they’re masters of starting a show with high-voltage rock ‘n’ roll. The Aussie rockers ...

The post Study: AC/DC Dominate the Most Popular Rock Drinking Songs appeared first on Consequence. A recent study of the most popular drinking songs reveals that AC/DC are the No. 1 artist as far as ...

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 ...

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 ...

Generations of fans probably knew this already, but science has now confirmed that AC/DC is the top rock band for drinking songs. They notched four of the Top 10 rock songs in a study conducted by ...

The best AC/DC albums are simply the archetypal sound of hard rock. Whereas those that came before them made their name on bells and whistles—technicolor solos, outrageous displays of confidence, ...